A book is a link between the past and the future. It is a bridgebetween
generations and across cultures. It is a force forcreating and sharing wisdom
and knowledge.
Frank Kafka once said, “a book must be an ice-axe to break theseas frozen
inside our soul.”
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A window onto our inner lives, books are also the doorway tomutual respect
and understanding between people, across allboundaries and differences. Coming
in all forms, books embody the diversity of human ingenuity,giving shape to the
wealth of human experience, expressing the search for meaning andexpression that
all women and men share, that drive all societies forward. Books help
weavehumanity together as a single family, holding a past in common, a history
and heritage, to craft adestiny that is shared, where all voices are heard in
the great chorus of human aspiration.
This is what we celebrate on World Book and Copyright Day, in partnership
with the InternationalPublishers Association, the International Booksellers
Federation and the International Federationof Library Associations and
Institutions -- the power of books to nurture creativity and advancedialogue
between women and men of all cultures. I thank Wroclaw, Poland, as the 2016
WorldBook Capital, for its commitment to spreading this message across the
globe.
This has never been so important at a time when culture is under attack,
when freedom ofexpression is threatened, when diversity is challenged by rising
intolerance. In turbulent times,books embody the human capacity to conjure up
worlds of reality and imagination and expressthem in voices of understanding,
dialogue and tolerance. They are symbols of hope and dialoguethat we must
cherish and defend.
William Shakespeare died on 23 April, 1616, preceded by only one day by
Cervantes. On this day,I call upon all of UNESCO’s partners to share the message
that books are a force to counter, whatShakespeare called, “the common curse of
mankind -- folly and ignorance.”
沒有什么像一本書一樣。
書連接著過去與未來。書在代際之間和不同文化之間架起一座橋梁。書是創(chuàng)造并分享智慧與知識的力量。
弗蘭克·卡夫卡曾說過，“一本書必須是一把冰鎬，劈開我們靈魂中冰封的海洋。”
書是我們內(nèi)心生活的一扇窗，也是超越一切邊界和差異，通往人民之間相互尊重與理解的一扇門。形式各異的圖書體現(xiàn)了人類創(chuàng)造力的多樣性，顯示了人類經(jīng)驗之豐富，表達了對所有人共享的、推動一切社會向前發(fā)展的意涵和表現(xiàn)形式的探索。書籍幫助我們?nèi)祟愖叩揭黄�，成為一家人，擁有共同的過去、歷史和遺產(chǎn)，建設(shè)共同的未來-在人類愿望的大合唱中可以聽到所有人聲音的未來。
這就是我們通過與國際出版商協(xié)會、國際書商聯(lián)盟和國際圖書館協(xié)會聯(lián)合會合作，在世界圖書和版權(quán)日所慶祝的——圖書培育創(chuàng)造性和推動各種文化背景的人們之間開展對話的力量。我感謝作為2016年世界圖書之都的波蘭弗羅茨瓦夫承諾向全球傳播這一訊息。
在一個文化遭到攻擊、表達自由受到威脅并且日益高漲的不容忍對多樣性構(gòu)成挑戰(zhàn)的時刻，這一訊息具有空前重要的意義。在動蕩時期，圖書體現(xiàn)了人類反映現(xiàn)實世界與想象世界并用理解、對話和寬容之聲表現(xiàn)這些世界的能力。圖書是我們必須珍視和維護的希望與對話的象征。
威廉·莎士比亞在1616年4月23日去世，就比塞萬提斯晚一天。在這一天，我呼吁教科文組織的所有合作伙伴分享一個信息：書是對抗莎士比亞所說的“人類共同的詛咒——愚蠢和無知”的力量。
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