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1、美国名人作家杜鲁门卡波特InColdBlood:HowTrumanCapoteInventedtheNonfictionNovelplaystopmutemaxvolume00:00-16:02repeatByDanaDemange2006-7-15VOICEONE:mFaithLapidus.VOICETWO:AndmBobDoughtywithPEOPLEINAMERICAinVOASpecialEnglish.TodaywetellaboutTrumanCapote,oneofAmericasmostfamousmodernwriters.Heinventedanewkindofbook

2、calledthenonfictionnovel.Thisliteraryformcombinedfactualreportingwiththeimaginarypossibilitiesofstorytelling.Capoteswritingabilityandhiswildpersonalitycapturedtheinterestofpeopleallovertheworld.(MUSIC)VOICEONE:TrumanCapotebecamefamousforlivingawildandexcitinglife.Hetraveledagreatdealanddividedhistim

3、ebetweenhomesinNewYorkCityandSwitzerland.Buthestartedoutfrommorecommonroots.TrumanwasborninNewOrleans,Louisianainnineteentwenty-four.HisnamewasTrumanStreckfusPersons.Whenhewasaveryyoungchild,TrumansmothersenthimtolivewithherfamilyinMonroevillexAlabama.Helivedwithhisauntsandcousinsforseveralyears.Tru

4、manrarelysawhisparents.Buthedidbecomefriendswiththelittlegirlwholivednextdoortohisfamily.HernamewasHarperLee.Shewouldlatergrowuptobeafamouswriter.HerbookToKillaMockingbird,wouldearnheraPulitzerPrize.OneofthecharactersinthebookisbasedonTrumanasachild.VOICETWO:Trumanwasaverylonelychild.Helatersaidthat

5、hefeltverydifferentfromeveryonearoundhim.Hesaidhefelthewasmuchmoreintelligentandsensitivethanothersandfearedthatnooneunderstoodhim.ThishelpsexplainwhyTrumanbeganwriting.Puttinghisthoughtsonpaperhelpedhimfeellesslonely.Asachildhewouldwriteforaboutthreehoursadayafterschool.VOICEONE:WhenTrumanwasaboutt

6、enyearsoldhejoinedhismotherinNewYorkCity.ShehadremarriedaCuban-AmericanbusinessmannamedJosephCapote.MisterCapotesoonbecamethelegalparentofTruman.HerenamedhisstepsonTrumanGarciaCapote.Trumandidnotdowellinschool.Hewasverysmartbutdidnotlikeclasses.Hestoppedattendinghighschoolwhenhewasseventeenyearsold.

7、Instead,hestartedworkingforTheNewYorkermagazine.And,hekeptonwriting.VOICETWO:TrumanCapoteoncesaid:IhadtobesuccessfulandIhadtobesuccessfulearly.Hesaidthatsomepeoplespenthalfoftheirlivesnotknowingwhattheyweregoingtodo.ButCapoteknewhewantedtobeawriterandhewantedtoberichandfamous.Hesucceeded.(MUSIC)VOIC

8、EONE:Innineteenforty-fiveTrumanCapotesoldhisfirstshortstorytoamajormagazine.Thisstory,Miriam,wonaliteraryprizecalledtheO.HenryAward.Apublishingcompanysoongavehimmoneytostartworkingonabook.Capotewasonlytwenty-threeyearsoldwhenhefinishedhisfirstnovel,OtherVoices,OtherRooms.Ittellsthestoryofasouthernbo

9、ywhogoestolivewithhisfatherafterhismotherdies.Thestoryisanexplorationofidentity.Theboylearnstounderstandandacceptthathelovesmen.VOICETWO:OtherVoices,OtherRoomswasagreatsuccess.Criticspraiseditsclarityandhonesty.Butthestorywasalsodisputed.Itopenlydealswithhomosexualissuesofmenlovingmen.TrumanCapoteha

10、drelationshipswithmenandwasnotafraidofexpressingthisfacttotheworld.Thephotographonthebookcoveralsocausedadispute.ThepictureofCapoteisintenseandsexuallysuggestive.Capotelovedshockingthepublic.Helikedtogetallkindsofpublicity.TrumanCapotesoonbecamewellknownintheliteraryworld.Helovedrichpeoplefromimport

11、antfamilies.Capotewasasfamousforhispersonalityashewasforhiswriting.Heattendedthebestpartiesandrestaurants.Hissmallbody,boyishlooks,andunusuallittlevoicebecamefamous.(MUSIC)VOICEONE:Capotewrotemanymoreshortstoriesandessays.Innineteenfifty-eight,hepublishedabookcalledBreakfastatTiffanys.Ithasbecomeone

12、ofthemostwellknownstoriesinAmericanculture.ThemaincharacterisHollyGolightly.Sheisafree-spiritedyoungwomanlivinginNewYorkCity.Hollyisverybeautifulandhasmanylovers.Sherunsfrompartytopartywearinglittleblackdressesanddarksunglasses.Butshehasamysteriouspastthatshetriestoescape.AttheendofthestoryHollyleav

13、esNewYorkforever.Shedisappearsfromthelivesofthemenwhoknewher.Buttheycanneverforgethercolorfulpersonality.VOICETWO:BreakfastatTiffanyswassoonmadeintoamovie.ThefilmstarsAudreyHepburn.ShecapturesHollyGoIightIy1Sspiritperfectly.Hereisascenefromthemovie.HollyandherfriendPaularevisitingTiffanys,averyCostl

14、yjewelrystore.(SOUND:BreakfastatTiffanys)Holly:Isntitwonderful?YouseewhatImeanhownothingbadcouldeverhappentoyouinaplacelikethis?ItisntthatIgiveahootaboutjewelryexceptdiamondsofcourse.likethat!Whatdoyouthink?PaukWeII.Holly:Ofcourse,personallyIthinkitwouldbetackytoweardiamondsbeforeIamforty.Paul:Well,

15、youreright,butinthemeantimeyoushouldhavesomething.Holly:llwait.Paul:No,mgoingtobuyyouapresent.Youboughtmeone-atypewriterribbonanditbroughtmeluck.Holly:Allright,butTiffanyscanbeprettyexpensive.Paul:vegotmycheckand.tendollars.Holly:Oh,Iwouldntletyoucashyourcheck.Butapresentfortendollarsorunder,thatlla

16、ccept.Ofcourse,Idontexactlyknowwhatwe,regoingtofindatTiffanysfortendollars.VOICEONE:InthelatenineteenfiftiesTrumanCapotestarteddevelopingamethodofwritingthatwouldrevolutionizejournalism.Hewantedtocombinethefactsofreportingwiththestylisticrichnessofstorytelling.HebecameinterestedinashortNewYorkTimesreportpublishedinNovemberofnineteenfifty-nine.Thereportdescribedth