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Original Title:	The Lonely City: Adventures in the Art of Being Alone ISBN13 9789996619311
Edition Language:	Arabic
Literary Awards:	National Book Critics Circle Award Nominee for Criticism (2016), Goodreads Choice Award Nominee for Nonfiction (2016)

المدينة الوحيدة: مغامرات في فن البقاء وحيدًا

Olivia Laing

Paperback | Pages: 288 pages

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Title	:	المدينة الوحيدة: مغامرات في فن البقاء وحيدًا
Author	:	Olivia Laing
Book Format	:	Paperback
Book Edition	:	الطبعة الأولى
Pages	:	Pages: 288 pages
Published	:	September 27th 2017 by دار كلمات للنشر والتوزيع (first published March 1st 2016)
Categories	:	Nonfiction. Autobiography. Memoir. Art. Biography. Psychology. Writing. Essays

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هنالك العديد من الأشياء التي لا يمكن للفن فعلها. لا يمكن للفن إحياء الموتى، لا يمكن للفن حل المشاكل بين الأصدقاء، أو حل مشكلة الاحتباس الحراري. ورغم هذا، فإن للفن بعض الوظائف الخارقة للعادة، قدرة غريبة للتفاوض بين البشر، خاصة بين أولئك الذين لم يسبق لهم الالتقاء من قبل والذين بإمكانهم أن يثروا ويكملوا حياة بعضهم البعض. وله أيضًا قدرة على خلق الألفة؛ لديه طريقة مميزة يشفي بها الجروح، وأفضل من هذا بإمكانه أن يوضح لنا أنه ليست كل الجروح بحاجة للشفاء وليست كل الندوب قبيحة.

أوليڤيا لاينغ، المرأة التي انتقلت إلى مدينة نيويورك لأنها كانت واقعة في الحب، وفجأة دون سابق إنذار، وبعد أن تركت موطنها في لندن، غيّر حبيبها رأيه ولم يعد يريد أن يعيش معها في نيويورك. وفي غياب الحب، وجدت نفسها تتمسك بيأس بالمدينة ذاتها: وقررت البقاء في نيويورك وحيدة لتبدأ رحلة الشفاء الطويلة. في هذه الرحلة تعرّفت أوليڤيا على أعمال أربعة من أهم فناني القرن العشرين، والذين تناولوا ثيمة الوحدة بشكّل مكثف في أعمالهم: إدوارد هوپر، آندي وارهول، هنري دارجر، وديڤيد وونناروڤيتش. لم يكونوا جميعًا سكانًا دائمين للمدينة الوحيدة، ولكنهم كانوا يعرفون الكثير عن المسافات بين البشر، ومعنى شعورنا بالوحدة حتى ونحن بين الجموع.

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For me, if I am in the right city, even if I am utterly alone there, I can be blissfully happy. Because the city feeds me, the city becomes my friend, and I feel too full of myself and life to even want anything else. Montreal, for me, is the greatest friend Ill ever have. Shes still home, and I miss her so very much. Glasgow. Glasgow is another city that, for me, makes it impossible to even remember what it feels like to be lonely. Berlin, too. And, to a lesser extent, London. Then there are

Not a bad book, but not what I was looking for. I didn't realize to what extent the book would focus upon sexuality, AIDS and abused individuals. Even ordinary people, people with less serious problems than those studied in this book, are troubled by loneliness, lack of communication and meaningful contact with others.The author wanted to get a handle on the loneliness she felt when her partner left her. She was in her mid-thirties and she felt utterly alone, alone in NYC. We are told that she

Ali Smith pointed me to Olivia LaingI think she was planning to introduce her at a conference in Edinburgh. I knew nothing about Laing when I opened this book to the essay about Henry Darger, the Chicago janitor who posthumously achieved fame as one of the worlds most celebrated outsider artists, a term coined to describe people on the margins of society, who make work without the benefit of an education in art or art history. It is very creepy and disturbing, the whole story of the three

I will always be lonely.And this book just validated that feeling some us have had and still having and will continue to have, for the rest of our lives. While some may think that it is a weakness, artists mentioned in this book (which I never knew existed, thanks Olivia) used loneliness as their means of doing their artworks to its best. At the time that technology hasn't reached its peak yet, these people turned their pain into something beautifulart. Instead of looking for a way to dismiss

Its difficult to write about books that affect me the most. Of course I was drawn to this non-fiction book because the title is so in line with my blogs title. As well as being a platform for me to ponder what Im reading, I like to think of my blog as an ongoing exploration on the conflicted relationship I have to literature how it can make me feel so connected to our larger shared humanity. At the same time, it makes me physically alone and reading itself can serve as a self-imposed barrier to

In her mid-30s, Olivia Laing moved from England to New York to live with a new boyfriend. The relationship didn't work out, and she found herself stranded on her own in an unfamiliar city, dealing with an almost crippling lack of daily human interaction.Having spent sizeable chunks of my own life being lonely in unfamiliar cities, I immediately liked the idea as well as the melancholy tone of this book. Laing has all kinds of interesting insights to offer on how loneliness manifests itself but

Whereas alcoholic writers were the points of reference for her previous book, the superb The Trip to Echo Spring (2013), here outsider artists take center stage: Edward Hopper, Andy Warhol, David Wojnarowicz, Henry Darger, and the many lost to AIDS in the 1980s to 1990s. Its a testament to Laings skill at interweaving biography, art criticism and memoir when I say that I knew next to nothing about any of these artists to start with and have little fondness for modern art but still found her book