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　　Anna Deveare Smith's award-winning one-woman shows were borne

of her uniquely brilliant ability to listen. In Talk to Me she

applies her rare talent to the language of political power in

America.

Believing that character and language are inextricably bound,

Smith sets out to discern the essence of America by listening to

its people and trying to capture its politics. To that end she

travels to some of America's most conspicuous places, like the

presidential conventions of 1996, and some of its darkest corners,

like a women's prison in Maryland. And along the way she interviews

everyone from janitors to murderers to Bill Clinton himself.

Memoir, social commentary, meditation on language, this book is as

vastly ambitious as it is compellingly unique

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　　Playwright, actress, teacher, Anna Deavere Smith is most of

all a listener. For years she has created unique art by listening

more closely than others, listening with the belief that language

and character are inextricably bound. In Talk to Me she listens in

search of America.

　　Smith's goal is to discern the American character and to capture

its politics. To that end she travels everywhere from the site of

recent church burnings in rural Alabama to the presidential

conventions of 1996, from the segregated Baltimore of her childhood

to the Maryland Correctional Institute for Women. And along the way

she interviews everyone from Studs Terkel to President Bill Clinton

himself. The result is a defiantly brilliant book that honors no

rules.

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媒体评论

　　What Smith does with these interviews shows a kind of

brilliance that goes straight to the heart.

　　--Los Angeles Times

　　"Succeeds in teaching one crucial lesson: those who truly listen,

truly hear."

　　--The New York Times Book Review

　　"[A] fascinating, hall-of-mirrors meditation."

　　--San Francisco Chronicle

　　"[A] book as fascinating for its content as it is beautiful for

its poetic form."

　　--Denver Rocky Mountain News

　　"[This book] succeeds in teaching one crucial lesson: those who

truly listen, truly hear."

　　--The New York Times Book Review

　　-- Review