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Dr. Coleman Silk, a respected university classics professor, is involved in a passionate affair with a cleaning woman who is married to a jealous, violent man. As the affair heats up and the woman's husband becomes more dangerous, a fifty-year-old secret from Coleman's past surfaces, threatening to ruin his entire life. Watch Now.
10 de may. de 2000 · "The Human Stain" is brutally painful, profoundly disquieting and intellectually challenging. It is also frustratingly unfocused and excessive in verbiage and length. Ignore the weaknesses of this novel. It is one of the few novels I consider to be absolutely essential to undertand what we have become as a people.
『白いカラス』（原題: The Human Stain）は、ロバート・ベントン監督の2003年のアメリカ映画。 黒人差別をしたと訴えられて辞職に追い込まれた教授を通して、アメリカの人種問題の深刻さを伝えた作品。. 原作はフィリップ・ロスの『ヒューマン・ステイン』。
The Human Stain, published in 2000, is a novel by American novelist Philip Roth.The narrator of The Human Stain is Nathan Zuckerman, a writer, who tells the story of a series of events happening to his neighbor in rural New England in the summer of 1998.Nathan Zuckerman features in several of Roth’s novels, and The Human Stain is considered to be part of a loose trilogy that includesAmerican ...
The Human Stain is een Amerikaanse dramafilm uit 2003 onder regie van Robert Benton. Het scenario is gebaseerd op de gelijknamige roman uit 2000 van de Amerikaanse auteur Philip Roth. Verhaal. Het zijn de jaren '90 van de twintigste eeuw. In de Verenigde Staten is dat een tijd van oorlogen, politieke correctheid ...
《人性的污秽》是美国作家菲利普·罗斯创作的长篇小说，该故事发生在1998年，主人公科尔曼是一个有着黑人血统的大学教授，隐姓埋名地作为犹太人在美国社会中度过几乎是辉煌的一生，直到在晚年的一次意外事件中被诬为种族主义者。之后，与一个年轻女清洁工建立情人关系，两人在一起蓄意的 ...
23 de dic. de 2010 · The Human Stain. 'An extraordinary book - bursting with rage, humming with ideas, full of dazzling sleights of hand'- Sunday TelegraphPhilip Roth's brilliant conclusion to his eloquent trilogy of post-war America - a magnificent successor to American Pastoral and I Married a Communist It is 1998, the year America is plunged into a frenzy of ...
