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词条 Dreams from My Father
释义

  1. Narrative

  2. Book cover

  3. Persons in the book

  4. Reception

     Time Magazine Top 100 List 

  5. Versions

  6. References

  7. External links

{{Infobox book
| name = Dreams from My Father
| title_orig =
| translator =
| image = Dreams from my father.jpg
| image_size = 200px
| author = Barack Obama
| cover_artist =
| country = United States
| language = English
| series =
| subject = Early life of Barack Obama
| genre = Memoir
| publisher = Times Books (1995)
Three Rivers Press (2004)
| release_date = July 18, 1995
August 10, 2004
| media_type = Book
| pages = 403 (1995)
442 (2004)
| isbn = 1-4000-8277-3
| dewey= 973/.0405967625009/0092 B 22
| congress= E185.97.O23 A3 2004
| oclc = 55534889
| preceded_by =
| followed_by = The Audacity of Hope
}}{{Barack Obama sidebar}}Dreams from My Father: A Story of Race and Inheritance (1995) is a memoir by Barack Obama, who was elected as U.S. President in 2008. The memoir explores the events of Obama's early years in Honolulu and Chicago up until his entry into law school in 1988. Obama published the memoir in July 1995, when he was starting his political campaign for Illinois Senate. He had been elected as the first African-American president of the Harvard Law Review in 1990.[2] According to The New York Times, Obama modeled Dreams from My Father on Ralph Ellison's novel Invisible Man.[1]

After Obama won the U.S. Senate Democratic primary victory in Illinois in 2004, the book was re-published that year. He gave the keynote address at the 2004 Democratic National Convention (DNC) and won the Illinois Senate seat in the fall. Obama launched his presidential campaign three years later.[4] The 2004 edition includes a new preface by Obama and his DNC keynote address.[4]

Narrative

{{further|Early life and career of Barack Obama}}

Obama recounts his life up to his enrollment in Harvard Law School. He was born in 1961 in Honolulu, Hawaii, to Barack Obama, Sr., of Kenya, and Ann Dunham of Wichita, Kansas, who had met as students at the University of Hawaii. Obama's parents separated in 1963 and divorced in 1964, when he was two years old. Obama's father went to Harvard to pursue his Ph.D. in Economics. After that, he returned to Kenya to fulfill the promise to his nation.

Obama formed an image of his absent father from stories told by his mother and her parents. He saw his father one more time, in 1971, when Obama Sr. came to Hawaii for a month's visit.[2] The elder Obama, who had remarried, died in a car accident in Kenya in 1982.[2]

After her divorce, Ann Dunham married Lolo Soetoro, a Javanese surveyor from Indonesia who was a graduate student in Hawaii. The family moved to Jakarta. When Obama was ten, he returned to Hawaii under the care of his maternal grandparents (and later his mother) for the better educational opportunities available there. He was enrolled in the fifth grade at Punahou School, a private college-preparatory school, where he was one of six black students.[8] Obama attended Punahou School from the 5th grade until his graduation from the 12th grade, in 1979. Obama writes: "For my grandparents, my admission into Punahou Academy heralded the start of something grand, an elevation in the family status that they took great pains to let everyone know." There, he met Ray (Keith Kakugawa), who was two years older and also multi-racial. He introduced Obama to the African-American community.[3]

Upon finishing high school, Obama moved to Los Angeles for studies at Occidental College. He describes having lived a "party" lifestyle of drug and alcohol use.[4][5][6] After two years at Occidental, he transferred to Columbia College at Columbia University, in New York City, where he majored in Political Science.[6]

Upon graduation, Obama worked for a year in business. He moved to Chicago, where he worked for a non-profit as a community organizer in the Altgeld Gardens housing project on the city's mostly black South Side. Obama recounts the difficulty of the experience, as his program faced resistance from entrenched community leaders and apathy on the part of the established bureaucracy. During this period, Obama first visited Chicago's Trinity United Church of Christ, which became the center of his spiritual life.[6] Before attending Harvard Law School, Obama decided to visit relatives in Kenya. He recounts part of this experience in the final, emotional third of the book. Obama used his memoir to reflect on his personal experiences with race and race relations in the United States.

Book cover

Pictured in left-hand photograph on cover: Habiba Akumu Hussein and Barack Obama, Sr. (Obama's paternal grandmother and his father as a young boy, respectively). Pictured in right-hand photograph on cover: Stanley Dunham and Ann Dunham (Obama's maternal grandfather and his mother as a young girl).[7]

Persons in the book

With the exception of family members and a handful of public figures, Barack Obama says in the 2004 preface that he had changed names of others to protect their privacy. He also created composite characters to expedite the narrative flow.[8] Some of his acquaintances have recognized themselves and acknowledged their names. Various researchers have suggested the names of other figures in the book:

Actual name Referred to in the book as
Salim Al NurridinRafiq[9]
Margaret BagbyMona[10]
Hasan ChandooHasan[11]
Earl ChewMarcus[12]
Frank Marshall DavisFrank[13]
Joella EdwardsCoretta[14]
Pal EldredgeMr. Eldredge[15]
Mabel HeftyMiss Hefty[16]
Loretta Augustine HerronAngela[17]
Emil JonesOld Ward Boss[18]
Keith KakugawaRay[19]
Jerry KellmanMarty Kaufman[20]
Yvonne LloydShirley[21]
Ronald Loui / Terrence Loui (composite)Frederick[22]
Greg OrmeScott[23]
Johnnie OwensJohnnie[24]
Mike RamosJeff[25]
Sohale SiddiqiSadik[11]
Wally WhaleySmitty[26]

Reception

In discussing Dreams from My Father, Toni Morrison, a Nobel Laureate novelist, has called Obama "a writer in my high esteem" and the book "quite extraordinary." She praised

"his ability to reflect on this extraordinary mesh of experiences that he has had, some familiar and some not, and to really meditate on that the way he does, and to set up scenes in narrative structure, dialogue, conversation—all of these things that you don't often see, obviously, in the routine political memoir biography. ... It's unique. It's his. There are no other ones like that."[27]

In an interview for The Daily Beast, the author Philip Roth said he had read Dreams from My Father "with great interests," and commented that he had found it "well done and very persuasive and memorable."[28]

The book "may be the best-written memoir ever produced by an American politician," wrote Time columnist Joe Klein.[29] In 2008, The Guardian's Rob Woodard wrote that Dreams from My Father "is easily the most honest, daring, and ambitious volume put out by a major US politician in the last 50 years."[30] Michiko Kakutani, the Pulitzer Prize-winning critic for The New York Times, described it as "the most evocative, lyrical and candid autobiography written by a future president."[31]

The audiobook edition earned Obama the Grammy Award for Best Spoken Word Album in 2006.[32] Five days before being sworn in as President in 2009, Obama secured a $500,000 advance for an abridged version of Dreams from My Father for middle-school-aged children.[33]

Time Magazine Top 100 List

In 2011, Time Magazine listed the book on its top 100 non-fiction books written in English since 1923.[34]

Versions

  • New York: Times Books; 1st edition (July 18, 1995); Hardcover: 403 pages; {{ISBN|0-8129-2343-X}}
    • This printing is very rare. Only a few signed copies are known, and are estimated to be worth up to $13,000 (depending on condition).{{Citation needed|date=April 2009}}
  • New York: Kodansha International (August 1996); Paperback: 403 pages; {{ISBN|1-56836-162-9}}
  • New York: Three Rivers Press; Reprint edition (August 10, 2004); Paperback: 480 pages; {{ISBN|1-4000-8277-3}}
  • New York: Random House Audio; Abridged edition (May 3, 2005); Audio CD; {{ISBN|0-7393-2100-5}}; Includes the senator's speech from the 2004 Democratic National Convention.
  • New York: Random House Audio; Abridged edition on Playaway digital audio player [35]
  • New York: Random House Large Print; 1st Large print edition (April 4, 2006); Hardcover: 720 pages; {{ISBN|0-7393-2576-0}}
  • New York: Crown Publishers (January 9, 2007); Hardcover: 464 pages; {{ISBN|0-307-38341-5}}
  • New York: Random House (January 9, 2007); eBook; {{ISBN|0-307-39412-3}}
  • Melbourne: Text Publishing (2008); Paperback: 442 pages; {{ISBN|978-1-921351-43-3}}
Translations
  • Arabic: Aḥlām min abī : qiṣṣat ʻirq wa-irth, translated by Hibah Najīb al-Sayyid Maghrabī; Īmān ʻAbd al-Ghanī Najm; Majdī ʻAbd al-Wāḥid ʻInabah, (2009), {{OCLC|460600393}}
  • Bosnian: Snovi moga oca : priča o rasi i naslijeđu, Sarajevo : Buybook (2008), {{OCLC|488621036}}
  • Chinese: 歐巴馬的夢想之路：以父之名 ({{Zh|c=|s=|t=|p=Ōu bā mǎ de mèngxiǎng zhī lù: Yǐ fǔ zhī míng|l=Obama's road of dreams: from his father}}), translated by Yao-Hui Wang ({{Zh|c=|s=|t=王輝耀}}) and Kuan-Lan Shih ({{Zh|c=|s=|t=石冠蘭}}). {{Interlanguage link|China Times Publishing Company|zh|時報文化|zh-yue|時報文化|WD=}}, Taipei, Taiwan, (2008), {{ISBN|978-957-13-4926-8}}
  • Croatian: Snovi mojega oca : priča o rasi i naslijeđu, (2004), {{ISBN|978-953-182-079-0}}
  • Czech: Cesta za sny mého otce : jedna z nejpůsobivějších autobiografických knih o sebepoznání a hledání vlastní identity, translated by Marie Čermáková, Praha : Štrob, Širc & Slovák, (2009), {{ISBN|978-80-903947-6-6}}
  • Danish: Arven fra min far : selvbiografi, Gyldendals Bogklubber, (2009), {{OCLC|488375191}}
  • Dutch: Dromen van mijn vader, translated by Joost Zwart, Atlas, (2007), {{ISBN|978-90-450-0089-3}}
  • Finnish: Unelmia isältäni : kertomus rodusta ja sukuperinnöstä, translated by Seppo Raudaskoski and Mika Tiirinen, (2009), {{ISBN|978-951-692-723-0}}
  • French: Les rêves de mon père, translated by Paris Presses de La Cité, Paris, France, (2008), {{ISBN|978-2-258-07597-9}}
  • German: Ein amerikanischer Traum, Carl Hanser Verlag (2008), {{ISBN|978-3-446-23021-7}}
  • Greek, Modern: Eikones tou patera mou : he historia henos genous kai mias klēronomias, (2004), {{ISBN|978-960-6689-41-3}}
  • Hebrew: חלומות מאבי (Ḥalomot me-avi), translated by Edna Shemesh, Tel Aviv, Israel, (2008), {{OCLC|256955212}}
  • Hindi: Pitā se mile sapane, translated by Aśoka Kumāra, Aravinda Kumāra Pabliśarsa, Guṛagām̐va,(2009), {{ISBN|978-81-8452-017-0}}
  • Indonesian: Dreams from My father : pergulatan hidup Obama, (2009), {{ISBN|978-979-433-544-4}}
  • Japanese: {{nihongo|My Dream: An autobiography of Barack Obama|マイ・ドリーム: バラク・オバマ自伝}}, translated by Yuya Kiuchi, Mikiko Shirakura, (2007) {{ISBN|978-4-478-00362-6}}
  • Korean: Nae abŏji robutŏ ŭi kkum (내 아버지로부터의 꿈), translated by Kyŏng-sik Yi, Random House Korea, Seoul, Korea, (2007), {{ISBN|978-89-255-1014-9}}
  • Marathi: Ḍrīmsa phrôma māya phādara, translated by Yamājī Mālakara and Nītā Kulakarṇī, Ameya Prakāśana, (2009), {{OCLC|515543205}}
  • Persian: Ruyāhā-ye pedaram, translated by Rītū Baḥrī, (2009), {{ISBN|978-964-174-082-7}}
  • Persian: Ruyāhā-ye pidaram, translated by Manīzhih Shaykh Javādī, (2009), {{ISBN|978-600-5253-09-2}}
  • Polish: Odziedziczone marzenia, translated by Piotr Szymczak, (2008), {{ISBN|978-83-7278-333-2}}
  • Portuguese: A Minha Herança, translated by Artur Lopes Cardoso, Cruz Quebrada, (2008), {{ISBN|978-972-46-1830-2}}
  • Portuguese: A Origem dos Meus Sonhos, translated by Irati Antonio, Renata Laureano & Sonia Augusto, (2008), {{ISBN|9788573125948}}
  • Serbian: Snovi moga oca : priča o rasi i nasleđu, translated by Vesna Džuverović; Jasna Simonović, (2008),{{ISBN|978-86-505-1029-2}}
  • Spanish: Los sueños de mi padre : una historia de raza y herencia, Vintage Español, New York City, New York, (2009), {{ISBN|978-0-307-47387-5}}
  • Spanish: Los sueños de mi padre : una historia de raza y herencia, translated by Fernando Miranda; Evaristo Páez Rasmussen, Granada : Almed, (2008), {{ISBN|978-84-936685-0-1}}
  • Swedish: Min far hade en dröm, Albert Bonniers förlag (2008), {{ISBN|978-91-0-011728-3}}
  • Thai: Bārak ʻŌbāmā : phom likhit chiwit ʻēng, translated by Nopphadon Wētsawat, Krung Thēp : Samnakphim Matichon, (2008), {{ISBN|978-974-02-0139-7}}
  • Turkish: Babamdan hayaller : [ırk ve kimlik mirasının öyküsü], İstanbul : Pegasus Yayınlar (2008), {{ISBN|978-605-5943-32-5}}
  • Urdu: Obāmā kī āp bītī, translated by Yāsar Javvād, (2009), {{OCLC|421024762}}
  • Vietnamese: Những giấc mơ từ cha tôi, translated by Quang Nguyễn, (2008), {{OCLC|317713059}}

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{{cite news|author=Pugh, Allison J. (Associated Press)|date=April 18, 1990|title=Law Review's first black president aims to help poor|url=http://nl.newsbank.com/nl-search/we/Archives?p_product=MH&p_theme=realcities2&p_action=search&p_maxdocs=200&s_site=miami&s_trackval=MH&s_dispstring=Title(Law%20Review's%20first%20black%20president%20aims%20to%20help%20poor)%20AND%20date(04/18/1990%20to%2004/18/1990)&p_field_date-0=YMD_date&p_params_date-0=date:B,E&p_text_date-0=04/18/1990%20to%2004/18/1990)&p_field_advanced-0=title&p_text_advanced-0=(Law%20Review's%20first%20black%20president%20aims%20to%20help%20poor)&xcal_numdocs=20&p_perpage=10&p_sort=_rank_:D&xcal_ranksort=4&xcal_useweights=yes|format=paid archive|newspaper=The Miami Herald|page=C01|accessdate=February 10, 2010}}
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{{cite news|author=Cader, Michael|date=July 30, 2004|title=Publishers eyeing Obama|newspaper=The New York Sun|url=http://www.nysun.com/business/publishers-eyeing-obama/175/|accessdate=February 10, 2010}}
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38. ^1 {{cite news|author=Mendell, David|date=October 22, 2004 |title=Barack Obama; Democrat for U.S. Senate; Catapulted into celebrity, the state senator from Hyde Park is seen as the voice of a new political generation, a leader for African-Americans and a devoted family man. But is it possible for anyone to meet all those expectations?|newspaper=Chicago Tribune|page=1 (Tempo)|format=paid archive|url=https://pqasb.pqarchiver.com/chicagotribune/access/719497491.html?dids=719497491:719497491&FMT=ABS&FMTS=ABS:FT|accessdate=February 10, 2010}}
{{cite news|author=Kenneth T.|date=June 9, 2008|title=Running on 'Aloha Spirit'; How growing up in Hawaii influences Obama's political beliefs|magazine=U.S. News & World Report |page=16 |url=https://www.usnews.com/articles/news/campaign-2008/2008/05/30/obamas-hawaiian-roots-help-shape-his-political-beliefs.html|accessdate=February 10, 2010}}
{{cite news|author=Calmes, Jackie|date=January 3, 2009|title=On campus, Obama and memories|newspaper=The New York Times|page=A11|url=https://www.nytimes.com/2009/01/03/us/politics/03Reunion.html|accessdate=February 10, 2010}}

{{cite news|author1=Hevrdejs, Judy |author2=Conklin, Mike |date=July 7, 1995|title=Hevrdejs & Conklin INC.|newspaper=Chicago Tribune|page=20|quote=Polpourri: ... Barack Obama will announce he's running for the state Senate seat occupied by Alice Palmer, who's running for Reynolds' U.S. congressional seat. Obama, who has worked with Palmer, is an attorney at Davis, Miner, Barnhill & Galland and newly published author of Dreams from My Father.|url=https://pqasb.pqarchiver.com/chicagotribune/access/20634287.html?dids=20634287:20634287&FMT=ABS&FMTS=ABS:FT|accessdate=February 10, 2010}}
{{cite news|author=Mitchell, Monica|date=August 23, 1995|title=Son finds inspiration in the dreams of his father|newspaper=Hyde Park Herald|page=10}}[36][37][38]
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External links

  • Barack Obama interview, 1995 August from the Connie Martinson Talks Books collection in the Claremont Colleges Digital Library
  • All editions at WorldCat
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