《十个女人》内容简介
《十个女人》分为十章和一个后记。在智利，Natasha是一名心理治疗师，约了九名接受治疗的女性患者来讲述她们各自的经历，这九个人的叙述以第一人称独立成章，共九章，第十章讲述Natasha，但是由她的助手陈述。这九名女性除了接受同一位治疗师的治疗，她们没有什么相同点，从19到75岁不等，不同的社会阶层、教育经历、出身、性取向和职业。每一章都讲述了她们每个人生命中最深刻最沉重的记忆：孤独、踌躇、不安、害怕和痛苦，触及女性的角色问题：母亲、女儿、妻子，还涉及老年群体、女同性恋、贫困问题、母性、性虐待等女性社会问题，小说不仅反映了从20世纪后期至今的智利，也涉及许多国际性事件，如越南战争、纳粹、犹太民族移民、加沙地带、巴-以问题。作者认为伤痛可以通过分享治愈，她们必须掌控自己的生命，找到战胜困难的勇气，并且她们永远都不是独自在战斗。
作者简介
马塞拉·塞拉诺（MarcelaSerrano）
当代拉丁美洲女性主义最具代表性的作家。1951年生于智利首都圣地亚哥，出身文学世家，父亲奥拉西奥·塞拉诺是一位散文家，母亲埃莉萨·佩雷斯·瓦尔特是一位小说家。1973年，智利发生军事政变，她流亡到意大利罗马。1983年毕业于智利天主教大学美术专业，之后从事视觉艺术，特别是装置艺术和行动艺术，比如人体艺术。后来她放弃了专业，开始投身于文学创作。她的作品围绕女性问题，用尖锐的语言思考20世纪末女性的生活状态，展现她们的抱负、渴望，以及为了争取平等所付出的不懈努力，这些已足以让她成为西班牙《世界报》所评价的“拉丁美洲最突出的女作家之一”和“西班牙最畅销的女作家之一”。
About Ten Women
Ten Women is divided into ten chapters and an epilogue. In Chile, Natasha is a psychotherapist, and nine female patients in therapy are asked to tell their stories. The stories are written in nine separate chapters in the first person. The tenth chapter is about Natasha, but is narrated by her assistant. Apart from being treated by the same therapist, the nine women had little in common, ranging in age from 19 to 75, different social classes, educational experiences, origins, sexual orientations and occupations. Each chapter addresses the deepest and heaviest memories of each of their lives: loneliness, hesitation, insecurity, fear and pain, touching on the role of women: Mothers, daughters, wives, and women's social issues such as the elderly, lesbians, poverty, motherhood, and sexual abuse, the novel reflects not only Chile from the late 20th century to the present, but also many international events, such as the Vietnam War, the Nazis, Jewish migration, the Gaza Strip, and the Palestinian-Israeli issue. The author believes that the pain can be healed by sharing, they must take control of their own lives, find the courage to overcome difficulties, and they are never alone in the battle.
About the author
MarcelaSerrano
The most representative writer of contemporary Latin American feminism. Born in Santiago, Chile, in 1951, he came from a literary family, his father Horacio Serrano, an essayist, and his mother Eliza Perez Walther, a novelist. After a military coup in Chile in 1973, she fled to Rome, Italy. He graduated in Fine arts from the Pontifical Catholic University of Chile in 1983 and then worked in visual art, especially installation art and action art, such as body art. She later gave up her major and began to devote herself to literature. Her work on women's issues, reflecting on women's lives at the end of the 20th century in sharp language, showing their aspirations, aspirations, and tireless efforts for equality, has been enough to make her "one of the most prominent women writers in Latin America" and "one of the best-selling women writers in Spain", according to the Spanish newspaper El Mundo.
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