近来,2001年诺贝尔文学奖得主维·苏·奈保尔因“歧视”女作家引起广泛批评。但对于这个“骂惯人”的作家来说,这又算得了什么呢?就连他自己都承认,他的结发妻子也是被他“骂死”的。1932年,奈保尔出生于当时还属于英国殖民地的特立尼达岛,但在这个岛上的悲惨童年却让他在成名后对这个已经独立的祖国的“冷淡和蔑视”。在获得诺贝尔文学奖后,奈保尔只字不提特 Recently, Wusi Naipaul, winner of the 2001 Nobel Prize for Literature, has been widely criticized for his “discriminating” female writers. But what does this mean to the writer who criticizes the “idiotic”? Even he himself admits that his wife is also “scolded” by him. In 1932, Naipaul was born on Trinidad, then still part of the British colony, but the tragic childhood on the island left him “indifferent and contemptuous” to the already independent motherland after becoming famous. After winning the Nobel Prize for Literature, Naipaul did not mention anything special