科普
蓝色小药丸 豆瓣
Pilules Bleues
8.9 (93 个评分)
作者:
[瑞士] 弗雷德里克·佩特斯
译者:
陈帅
/
易立
北京联合出版公司
2017
- 11
假如有一天,与HIV携带者相爱
作者亲身经历改编,13个国家出版
重启人生,爱是唯一的救赎
....................
※编辑推荐※
你为什么爱我?
因为当你穿过人行道时,就像在和整条街做爱;因为每天早晨醒来的你,闻起来就像热腾腾的羊角面包。
因为和你 在一起我很开心。
因为你让我笑。
因为你尊重我,还不招我烦。
因为你鼓励我,你很聪明,也很诚实。
因为我喜欢你的眼睛、你的屁股;喜欢抚摸你的下巴和脖子;喜欢你皮肤的味道、你的小肚子、你粗糙的手、你眉毛的弧度。
因为你是唯一让我认真对待的人。因为你大胆又豪放、强大又脆弱。
因为你会思考,你让我向往一个理想的世界。
因为你让我觉得我是个好人。
因为,跟你想的相反,你是我认识的所有人中最懂得生活的。
☆这本该是一个再平凡不过的爱情故事,但当卡蒂说出那句“我是HIV携带者,我的儿子也是”时,平凡的爱情童话瞬间从幸福的云端跌落到冰冷的地面。面对需要终生服用蓝色小药丸的母子两人,“我”的爱情和生活要以怎样的方式继续?
☆本书关注“HIV携带者”(HIV感染的最后阶段才是AIDS,AIDS是一种综合征(获得性免疫缺陷综合征),不是一种“疾病”。)这个特殊群体,这在国内文学作品中是非常少见的。它以作者的真实经历为蓝本,展现了在绝症的阴影下,人们如何相爱、相守,感人至深。
☆非常难能可贵的是,故事并没有走“可想而知”的悲情路线,也丝毫不见社会舆论的陈词滥调和耸人听闻的狗血剧情。相反,它以清新、平和的笔触讲述了一个从未放弃生活、从未放弃爱的故事,哀而不伤,是献给所有遇到困难的人的一剂良药。
☆本书真实呈现了艾滋病从治疗和社会层面上对患者精神的折磨,深刻探讨了“我”作为未患病的伴侣,内心经历的激烈斗争和痛苦煎熬,字里行间带有浓浓的人文主义关怀,同时富有教育意义。
☆本书画风非常有特点,作者放弃了与一般浪漫爱情故事相符的唯美风格,转而运用了现实与抽象相结合的表现形式,意在让读者感受疾病的可怕、现实的残酷,同时也传达出这样的意味:现实不那么美好,但和这种不美好同样真实的,是我们的爱。
☆本书故事情节推进方式很特别:作者用从自己日记中摘录的话开启对一个个生活片段的回忆,给读者以娓娓道来的讲述感。这也使得全书丝毫没有流水账似的记叙,而是只将影响故事走向的、引发思考的情节展示出来,有一种不疾不徐的节奏感。
☆同名改编电影于2014年在法国上映,观众反响热烈,成为一时热议话题。
.....................
※内容简介※
本书是一部自传性质的作品,作者以第一人称讲述了“我”和爱人卡蒂从相遇、相知、相爱,到同居并共同抚养子女的点点滴滴。而与一般爱情故事不同的是,卡蒂从恋爱之初就告诉“我”:她是一名HIV携带者,她和前夫的儿子也是……
虽然前路困难重重,但二人还是凭借着对彼此矢志不渝的爱,克服了种种心理难关,摸索到了安全的相处模式,始终没有松开彼此的手。
作品虽然主题沉重,但哀而不伤,在清新、浪漫、感人的同时富有教育意义、引人深思。
.....................
※获奖记录※
2001年 日内瓦市青年漫画奖
2002年 安古兰国际漫画节“官方选择奖”提名
2002年 克拉科夫法国文化协会“安古兰最佳法语漫画奖”
.....................
※名人推荐※
佩特斯选择以一种平和的、举重若轻的方式讲述这个故事,是因为他想呈现的只是一个真实而平凡的普通人的爱情故事,里面没有英雄、没有法官、没有榜样,更不存在殉道者。他用朴实无华的画面过滤了一切过于煽情的表达,用无可辩驳的诚恳避免了各种惊世骇俗的假象。由此而达到的令人震撼的效果是真实而持久的,即使已经合上书很长时间,人们依然沉浸在感动的漩涡中。
——蒂埃里•贝勒弗鲁瓦(比利时作家、记者、漫画编剧)
作者亲身经历改编,13个国家出版
重启人生,爱是唯一的救赎
....................
※编辑推荐※
你为什么爱我?
因为当你穿过人行道时,就像在和整条街做爱;因为每天早晨醒来的你,闻起来就像热腾腾的羊角面包。
因为和你 在一起我很开心。
因为你让我笑。
因为你尊重我,还不招我烦。
因为你鼓励我,你很聪明,也很诚实。
因为我喜欢你的眼睛、你的屁股;喜欢抚摸你的下巴和脖子;喜欢你皮肤的味道、你的小肚子、你粗糙的手、你眉毛的弧度。
因为你是唯一让我认真对待的人。因为你大胆又豪放、强大又脆弱。
因为你会思考,你让我向往一个理想的世界。
因为你让我觉得我是个好人。
因为,跟你想的相反,你是我认识的所有人中最懂得生活的。
☆这本该是一个再平凡不过的爱情故事,但当卡蒂说出那句“我是HIV携带者,我的儿子也是”时,平凡的爱情童话瞬间从幸福的云端跌落到冰冷的地面。面对需要终生服用蓝色小药丸的母子两人,“我”的爱情和生活要以怎样的方式继续?
☆本书关注“HIV携带者”(HIV感染的最后阶段才是AIDS,AIDS是一种综合征(获得性免疫缺陷综合征),不是一种“疾病”。)这个特殊群体,这在国内文学作品中是非常少见的。它以作者的真实经历为蓝本,展现了在绝症的阴影下,人们如何相爱、相守,感人至深。
☆非常难能可贵的是,故事并没有走“可想而知”的悲情路线,也丝毫不见社会舆论的陈词滥调和耸人听闻的狗血剧情。相反,它以清新、平和的笔触讲述了一个从未放弃生活、从未放弃爱的故事,哀而不伤,是献给所有遇到困难的人的一剂良药。
☆本书真实呈现了艾滋病从治疗和社会层面上对患者精神的折磨,深刻探讨了“我”作为未患病的伴侣,内心经历的激烈斗争和痛苦煎熬,字里行间带有浓浓的人文主义关怀,同时富有教育意义。
☆本书画风非常有特点,作者放弃了与一般浪漫爱情故事相符的唯美风格,转而运用了现实与抽象相结合的表现形式,意在让读者感受疾病的可怕、现实的残酷,同时也传达出这样的意味:现实不那么美好,但和这种不美好同样真实的,是我们的爱。
☆本书故事情节推进方式很特别:作者用从自己日记中摘录的话开启对一个个生活片段的回忆,给读者以娓娓道来的讲述感。这也使得全书丝毫没有流水账似的记叙,而是只将影响故事走向的、引发思考的情节展示出来,有一种不疾不徐的节奏感。
☆同名改编电影于2014年在法国上映,观众反响热烈,成为一时热议话题。
.....................
※内容简介※
本书是一部自传性质的作品,作者以第一人称讲述了“我”和爱人卡蒂从相遇、相知、相爱,到同居并共同抚养子女的点点滴滴。而与一般爱情故事不同的是,卡蒂从恋爱之初就告诉“我”:她是一名HIV携带者,她和前夫的儿子也是……
虽然前路困难重重,但二人还是凭借着对彼此矢志不渝的爱,克服了种种心理难关,摸索到了安全的相处模式,始终没有松开彼此的手。
作品虽然主题沉重,但哀而不伤,在清新、浪漫、感人的同时富有教育意义、引人深思。
.....................
※获奖记录※
2001年 日内瓦市青年漫画奖
2002年 安古兰国际漫画节“官方选择奖”提名
2002年 克拉科夫法国文化协会“安古兰最佳法语漫画奖”
.....................
※名人推荐※
佩特斯选择以一种平和的、举重若轻的方式讲述这个故事,是因为他想呈现的只是一个真实而平凡的普通人的爱情故事,里面没有英雄、没有法官、没有榜样,更不存在殉道者。他用朴实无华的画面过滤了一切过于煽情的表达,用无可辩驳的诚恳避免了各种惊世骇俗的假象。由此而达到的令人震撼的效果是真实而持久的,即使已经合上书很长时间,人们依然沉浸在感动的漩涡中。
——蒂埃里•贝勒弗鲁瓦(比利时作家、记者、漫画编剧)
Economics in One Lesson 豆瓣
作者:
Henry Hazlitt
Three Rivers Press
1981
- 4
A million copy seller, Henry Hazlitt’s Economics in One Lesson is a classic economic primer. But it is also much more, having become a fundamental influence on modern “libertarian” economics of the type espoused by Ron Paul and others.
Considered among the leading economic thinkers of the “Austrian School,” which includes Carl Menger, Ludwig von Mises, Friedrich (F.A.) Hayek, and others, Henry Hazlitt (1894-1993), was a libertarian philosopher, an economist, and a journalist. He was the founding vice-president of the Foundation for Economic Education and an early editor of The Freeman magazine, an influential libertarian publication. Hazlitt wrote Economics in One Lesson , his seminal work, in 1946. Concise and instructive, it is also deceptively prescient and far-reaching in its efforts to dissemble economic fallacies that are so prevalent they have almost become a new orthodoxy.
Many current economic commentators across the political spectrum have credited Hazlitt with foreseeing the collapse of the global economy which occurred more than 50 years after the initial publication of Economics in One Lesson . Hazlitt’s focus on non-governmental solutions, strong — and strongly reasoned — anti-deficit position, and general emphasis on free markets, economic liberty of individuals, and the dangers of government intervention make Economics in One Lesson , every bit as relevant and valuable today as it has been since publication.
Considered among the leading economic thinkers of the “Austrian School,” which includes Carl Menger, Ludwig von Mises, Friedrich (F.A.) Hayek, and others, Henry Hazlitt (1894-1993), was a libertarian philosopher, an economist, and a journalist. He was the founding vice-president of the Foundation for Economic Education and an early editor of The Freeman magazine, an influential libertarian publication. Hazlitt wrote Economics in One Lesson , his seminal work, in 1946. Concise and instructive, it is also deceptively prescient and far-reaching in its efforts to dissemble economic fallacies that are so prevalent they have almost become a new orthodoxy.
Many current economic commentators across the political spectrum have credited Hazlitt with foreseeing the collapse of the global economy which occurred more than 50 years after the initial publication of Economics in One Lesson . Hazlitt’s focus on non-governmental solutions, strong — and strongly reasoned — anti-deficit position, and general emphasis on free markets, economic liberty of individuals, and the dangers of government intervention make Economics in One Lesson , every bit as relevant and valuable today as it has been since publication.
Blockchain Basics 豆瓣
作者:
Daniel Drescher
Apress
2017
- 3
In 25 concise steps, you will learn the basics of blockchain technology. No mathematical formulas, program code, or computer science jargon are used. No previous knowledge in computer science, mathematics, programming, or cryptography is required. Terminology is explained through pictures, analogies, and metaphors.
This book bridges the gap that exists between purely technical books about the blockchain and purely business-focused books. It does so by explaining both the technical concepts that make up the blockchain and their role in business-relevant applications.
What You'll Learn
What the blockchain is
Why it is needed and what problem it solves
Why there is so much excitement about the blockchain and its potential
Major components and their purpose
How various components of the blockchain work and interact
Limitations, why they exist, and what has been done to overcome them
Major application scenarios
Who This Book Is For
Everyone who wants to get a general idea of what blockchain technology is, how it works, and how it will potentially change the financial system as we know it
This book bridges the gap that exists between purely technical books about the blockchain and purely business-focused books. It does so by explaining both the technical concepts that make up the blockchain and their role in business-relevant applications.
What You'll Learn
What the blockchain is
Why it is needed and what problem it solves
Why there is so much excitement about the blockchain and its potential
Major components and their purpose
How various components of the blockchain work and interact
Limitations, why they exist, and what has been done to overcome them
Major application scenarios
Who This Book Is For
Everyone who wants to get a general idea of what blockchain technology is, how it works, and how it will potentially change the financial system as we know it
Moonwalking With Einstein 豆瓣 Goodreads
作者:
Joshua Foer
The Penguin Press
2011
- 3
其它标题:
Moonwalking with Einstein: The Art and Science of Remembering Everything
Foer's unlikely journey from chronically forgetful science journalist to U.S. Memory Champion frames a revelatory exploration of the vast, hidden impact of memory on every aspect of our lives.
On average, people squander forty days annually compensating for things they've forgotten. Joshua Foer used to be one of those people. But after a year of memory training, he found himself in the finals of the U.S. Memory Championship. Even more important, Foer found a vital truth we too often forget: In every way that matters, we are the sum of our memories.
Moonwalking with Einstein draws on cutting-edge research, a surprising cultural history of memory, and venerable tricks of the mentalist's trade to transform our understanding of human remembering. Under the tutelage of top "mental athletes," he learns ancient techniques once employed by Cicero to memorize his speeches and by Medieval scholars to memorize entire books. Using methods that have been largely forgotten, Foer discovers that we can all dramatically improve our memories.
Immersing himself obsessively in a quirky subculture of competitive memorizers, Foer learns to apply techniques that call on imagination as much as determination-showing that memorization can be anything but rote. From the PAO system, which converts numbers into lurid images, to the memory palace, in which memories are stored in the rooms of imaginary structures, Foer's experience shows that the World Memory Championships are less a test of memory than of perseverance and creativity.
Foer takes his inquiry well beyond the arena of mental athletes-across the country and deep into his own mind. In San Diego, he meets an affable old man with one of the most severe case of amnesia on record, where he learns that memory is at once more elusive and more reliable than we might think. In Salt Lake City, he swaps secrets with a savant who claims to have memorized more than nine thousand books. At a high school in the South Bronx, he finds a history teacher using twenty- five-hundred-year-old memory techniques to give his students an edge in the state Regents exam.
At a time when electronic devices have all but rendered our individual memories obsolete, Foer's bid to resurrect the forgotten art of remembering becomes an urgent quest. Moonwalking with Einstein brings Joshua Foer to the apex of the U.S. Memory Championship and readers to a profound appreciation of a gift we all possess but that too often slips our minds.
On average, people squander forty days annually compensating for things they've forgotten. Joshua Foer used to be one of those people. But after a year of memory training, he found himself in the finals of the U.S. Memory Championship. Even more important, Foer found a vital truth we too often forget: In every way that matters, we are the sum of our memories.
Moonwalking with Einstein draws on cutting-edge research, a surprising cultural history of memory, and venerable tricks of the mentalist's trade to transform our understanding of human remembering. Under the tutelage of top "mental athletes," he learns ancient techniques once employed by Cicero to memorize his speeches and by Medieval scholars to memorize entire books. Using methods that have been largely forgotten, Foer discovers that we can all dramatically improve our memories.
Immersing himself obsessively in a quirky subculture of competitive memorizers, Foer learns to apply techniques that call on imagination as much as determination-showing that memorization can be anything but rote. From the PAO system, which converts numbers into lurid images, to the memory palace, in which memories are stored in the rooms of imaginary structures, Foer's experience shows that the World Memory Championships are less a test of memory than of perseverance and creativity.
Foer takes his inquiry well beyond the arena of mental athletes-across the country and deep into his own mind. In San Diego, he meets an affable old man with one of the most severe case of amnesia on record, where he learns that memory is at once more elusive and more reliable than we might think. In Salt Lake City, he swaps secrets with a savant who claims to have memorized more than nine thousand books. At a high school in the South Bronx, he finds a history teacher using twenty- five-hundred-year-old memory techniques to give his students an edge in the state Regents exam.
At a time when electronic devices have all but rendered our individual memories obsolete, Foer's bid to resurrect the forgotten art of remembering becomes an urgent quest. Moonwalking with Einstein brings Joshua Foer to the apex of the U.S. Memory Championship and readers to a profound appreciation of a gift we all possess but that too often slips our minds.
通识 豆瓣
学問のしくみ事典
6.8 (19 个评分)
作者:
日本实业出版社
/
[日] 茂木健一郎 主编
译者:
杨晓钟
/
张阿敏
后浪丨江西人民出版社
2019
- 2
日本实业出版社倾力打造的各学科知识总览
囊括4大门类,图解36个具体学科
满足你对各学科知识的好奇心
助你成为拥有非典型性才智的人才
◎ 编辑推荐
这是一本图文并茂的全学科导读图书,清晰的脉络梳理,生动的图谱展示,通过阅读,对于已知的内容你会更加详知;对于未知的领域你会获得新知。
☆ 对于准备开展大学生活的初学者,这是一本开启各个学科入门之旅的神奇钥匙。
☆ 对于治学具体学科的研究者,这是一本可以帮助你拓宽眼界,增加其他门类知识储备的学科智库。
☆ 对于投身各个领域的专业人才,这是一本让你在专攻术业的同时,可以涉猎广泛的极简指南。
☆ 对于大众读者,这是一本打破文理科界限,从宏观视角俯瞰整个学科世界的通识文本。
◎ 内容简介
大学里都有哪些学科门类?为了应对现代社会对人才的要求,我们还应该了解些什么?这本《通识:学问的门类》也许会给迷茫中的学生一些启发,给需要“自我充电”的职业者一些助益。编者将本书内容分为人文科学、社会科学、自然科学及文化艺术四大门类,并将隶属于不同门类的共36个具体学科从时间发展脉络、主要代表人物、学科发展关键成果以及个别学科在日本的发展现状等方面向读者展示各个学科的基本发展情况。在文字叙述的同时,书中穿插了大量关于具体学科内容的图表,以多样图表的形式立体呈现各学科发展中的主要人物、关键时间、重要事件等。简明的文字表述,清晰的图谱展示,图文并茂,为读者开启了解各个学科的大门。
囊括4大门类,图解36个具体学科
满足你对各学科知识的好奇心
助你成为拥有非典型性才智的人才
◎ 编辑推荐
这是一本图文并茂的全学科导读图书,清晰的脉络梳理,生动的图谱展示,通过阅读,对于已知的内容你会更加详知;对于未知的领域你会获得新知。
☆ 对于准备开展大学生活的初学者,这是一本开启各个学科入门之旅的神奇钥匙。
☆ 对于治学具体学科的研究者,这是一本可以帮助你拓宽眼界,增加其他门类知识储备的学科智库。
☆ 对于投身各个领域的专业人才,这是一本让你在专攻术业的同时,可以涉猎广泛的极简指南。
☆ 对于大众读者,这是一本打破文理科界限,从宏观视角俯瞰整个学科世界的通识文本。
◎ 内容简介
大学里都有哪些学科门类?为了应对现代社会对人才的要求,我们还应该了解些什么?这本《通识:学问的门类》也许会给迷茫中的学生一些启发,给需要“自我充电”的职业者一些助益。编者将本书内容分为人文科学、社会科学、自然科学及文化艺术四大门类,并将隶属于不同门类的共36个具体学科从时间发展脉络、主要代表人物、学科发展关键成果以及个别学科在日本的发展现状等方面向读者展示各个学科的基本发展情况。在文字叙述的同时,书中穿插了大量关于具体学科内容的图表,以多样图表的形式立体呈现各学科发展中的主要人物、关键时间、重要事件等。简明的文字表述,清晰的图谱展示,图文并茂,为读者开启了解各个学科的大门。
In Search of Memory 豆瓣
作者:
Eric R. Kandel
W. W. Norton & Company
2007
- 3
From Publishers Weekly
When, as a medical student in the 1950s, Kandel said he wanted to locate the ego and id in the brain, his mentor told him he was overreaching, that the brain had to be studied "cell by cell." After his initial dismay, Kandel took on the challenge and in 2000 was awarded a Nobel Prize for his groundbreaking research showing how memory is encoded in the brain's neuronal circuits. Kandel's journey into the brain spans five decades, beginning in the era of early research into the role of electrical currents flowing through neurons and ending in the age of genetic engineering. It took him from early studies of reflexes in the lowly squid to the founding of a bioengineering firm whose work could some day develop treatments for Alzheimer's and on to a rudimentary understanding of the cellular mechanisms underlying mental illness. Kandel's life also took him on another journey: from Vienna, which his Jewish family fled after the Anschluss, to New York City and, decades later, on visits back to Vienna, where he boldly confronted Austria's unwillingness to look at its collusion in the Final Solution. For anyone considering a career in science, the early part of this intellectual autobiography presents a fascinating portrait of a scientist's formation: learning to trust his instincts on what research to pursue and how to pose a researchable question and formulate an experiment. Much of the science discussion is too dense for the average reader. But for anyone interested in the relationship between the mind and the brain, this is an important account of a creative and highly fruitful career. 50 b&w illus. (Mar.)
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From Scientific American
Kandel, who received the Nobel Prize in 2000, traces advances in understanding learning and memory. His own groundbreaking findings showed that learning produces changes in behavior by modifying the strength of connections between nerve cells. He conveys his immense grasp of the science beautifully, but it is his personal recollections that make the book especially compelling. He begins with his searing childhood memories of the German annexation of Austria and his family’s escape to the U.S. when he was nine. And he ends with a conference he organized in Vienna to examine the strange reluctance of Austria (unlike Germany) to acknowledge its role in the Holocaust. One comes away in awe of the scientific advances—and of a life well and fully lived.
Editors of Scientific American --This text refers to the Hardcover edition.
When, as a medical student in the 1950s, Kandel said he wanted to locate the ego and id in the brain, his mentor told him he was overreaching, that the brain had to be studied "cell by cell." After his initial dismay, Kandel took on the challenge and in 2000 was awarded a Nobel Prize for his groundbreaking research showing how memory is encoded in the brain's neuronal circuits. Kandel's journey into the brain spans five decades, beginning in the era of early research into the role of electrical currents flowing through neurons and ending in the age of genetic engineering. It took him from early studies of reflexes in the lowly squid to the founding of a bioengineering firm whose work could some day develop treatments for Alzheimer's and on to a rudimentary understanding of the cellular mechanisms underlying mental illness. Kandel's life also took him on another journey: from Vienna, which his Jewish family fled after the Anschluss, to New York City and, decades later, on visits back to Vienna, where he boldly confronted Austria's unwillingness to look at its collusion in the Final Solution. For anyone considering a career in science, the early part of this intellectual autobiography presents a fascinating portrait of a scientist's formation: learning to trust his instincts on what research to pursue and how to pose a researchable question and formulate an experiment. Much of the science discussion is too dense for the average reader. But for anyone interested in the relationship between the mind and the brain, this is an important account of a creative and highly fruitful career. 50 b&w illus. (Mar.)
Copyright © Reed Business Information, a division of Reed Elsevier Inc. All rights reserved. --This text refers to the Hardcover edition.
From Scientific American
Kandel, who received the Nobel Prize in 2000, traces advances in understanding learning and memory. His own groundbreaking findings showed that learning produces changes in behavior by modifying the strength of connections between nerve cells. He conveys his immense grasp of the science beautifully, but it is his personal recollections that make the book especially compelling. He begins with his searing childhood memories of the German annexation of Austria and his family’s escape to the U.S. when he was nine. And he ends with a conference he organized in Vienna to examine the strange reluctance of Austria (unlike Germany) to acknowledge its role in the Holocaust. One comes away in awe of the scientific advances—and of a life well and fully lived.
Editors of Scientific American --This text refers to the Hardcover edition.
Post-Truth 豆瓣
作者:
Lee Mcintyre
MIT Press
2018
- 3
Are we living in a post-truth world, where “alternative facts” replace actual facts and feelings have more weight than evidence? How did we get here? In this volume in the MIT Press Essential Knowledge series, Lee McIntyre traces the development of the post-truth phenomenon from science denial through the rise of “fake news,” from our psychological blind spots to the public’s retreat into “information silos.”
What, exactly, is post-truth? Is it wishful thinking, political spin, mass delusion, bold-faced lying? McIntyre analyzes recent examples—claims about inauguration crowd size, crime statistics, and the popular vote—and finds that post-truth is an assertion of ideological supremacy by which its practitioners try to compel someone to believe something regardless of the evidence. Yet post-truth didn’t begin with the 2016 election; the denial of scientific facts about smoking, evolution, vaccines, and climate change offers a road map for more widespread fact denial. Add to this the wired-in cognitive biases that make us feel that our conclusions are based on good reasoning even when they are not, the decline of traditional media and the rise of social media, and the emergence of fake news as a political tool, and we have the ideal conditions for post-truth. McIntyre also argues provocatively that the right wing borrowed from postmodernism—specifically, the idea that there is no such thing as objective truth—in its attacks on science and facts.
McIntyre argues that we can fight post-truth, and that the first step in fighting post-truth is to understand it.
What, exactly, is post-truth? Is it wishful thinking, political spin, mass delusion, bold-faced lying? McIntyre analyzes recent examples—claims about inauguration crowd size, crime statistics, and the popular vote—and finds that post-truth is an assertion of ideological supremacy by which its practitioners try to compel someone to believe something regardless of the evidence. Yet post-truth didn’t begin with the 2016 election; the denial of scientific facts about smoking, evolution, vaccines, and climate change offers a road map for more widespread fact denial. Add to this the wired-in cognitive biases that make us feel that our conclusions are based on good reasoning even when they are not, the decline of traditional media and the rise of social media, and the emergence of fake news as a political tool, and we have the ideal conditions for post-truth. McIntyre also argues provocatively that the right wing borrowed from postmodernism—specifically, the idea that there is no such thing as objective truth—in its attacks on science and facts.
McIntyre argues that we can fight post-truth, and that the first step in fighting post-truth is to understand it.
Magnetic Movie (2009) 豆瓣
导演:
Joe Gerhardt
/
Ruth Jarman
Natural magnetic fields are revealed as chaotic ever-changing geometries, as scientists from NASA's space sciences laboratory excitedly describe their discoveries.
想透彻 豆瓣
Thinking It Through: An Introduction to Contemporary Philosophy
作者:
[美] 夸梅·安东尼·阿皮亚
译者:
姜昊骞
新华出版社
2017
- 7
本书是一部全面、生动的当代哲学导论著作,介绍了人类生活中最为关键的那些问题,包括心灵与知识的本质、道德论断的状况、上帝的存在、科学的作用,以及语言的法则。
著名哲学家夸梅·安东尼·阿皮亚阐述了在我们的时代“做”哲学意味着什么,以及对于希望活得更有思想深度的人们来说,思考这些哲学问题为什么重要。人们有一种普遍的误解,认为作为一名哲学家就意味着信奉某些哲学观点,或者是某位思想家的追随者。与此相反,阿皮亚认为,“哲学探索的成果并不结束于某一固定观念,而是心灵在众多的可能性上更舒服地休憩;或者重新表述问题,开始新的探索。”
本书围绕八个核心主题展开论述:心灵、知识、语言、科学、道德、政治、法律、形而上学,追述了过去的哲学家们如何思考这些主题,比如霍布斯、维特根斯坦、弗雷格如何思考语言问题,并进而探讨了仍然吸引着当代哲学家的一些重要问题。更重要的,阿皮亚不仅介绍了哲学家们对这些问题的观点,而且解释了哲学家们思考这些问题的方法。在当今的读者思考他们所面对的复杂问题时,这些方法无疑能起到导航作用。
著名哲学家夸梅·安东尼·阿皮亚阐述了在我们的时代“做”哲学意味着什么,以及对于希望活得更有思想深度的人们来说,思考这些哲学问题为什么重要。人们有一种普遍的误解,认为作为一名哲学家就意味着信奉某些哲学观点,或者是某位思想家的追随者。与此相反,阿皮亚认为,“哲学探索的成果并不结束于某一固定观念,而是心灵在众多的可能性上更舒服地休憩;或者重新表述问题,开始新的探索。”
本书围绕八个核心主题展开论述:心灵、知识、语言、科学、道德、政治、法律、形而上学,追述了过去的哲学家们如何思考这些主题,比如霍布斯、维特根斯坦、弗雷格如何思考语言问题,并进而探讨了仍然吸引着当代哲学家的一些重要问题。更重要的,阿皮亚不仅介绍了哲学家们对这些问题的观点,而且解释了哲学家们思考这些问题的方法。在当今的读者思考他们所面对的复杂问题时,这些方法无疑能起到导航作用。
启蒙 豆瓣 Goodreads
Fire and Light: How the Enlightenment Transformed Our World
作者:
[美]詹姆斯·麦格雷戈·伯恩斯
译者:
祝薪闲
文汇出版社
2019
- 7
☆ 一场还未结束的思想解放运动,近五百年来人类进步的曲折史
☆ 美国普利策奖及国家奖获得者,詹姆斯·麦格雷戈·伯恩斯在生命的末尾向你讲述人类进步的秘密
☆ 思想的力量,在行动中演绎出丰富的故事
·
启蒙运动史,是一段颠覆与改变的历史。
曾经的欧洲笼罩在消极的宿命论之下, 仿佛有些人生来高人一等,另一些人生来脚戴镣铐。自16世纪以来,从未停歇的政权争夺、严峻的社会经济危机和激烈的宗教冲突彼此纠缠,在这前路难辨的昏暗之中,启蒙之火被点燃,时而微弱,时而猛烈。
起初,贵族用自由、平等的启蒙价值约束国王,紧接着,贵族自身也成为被限制的对象。火种一旦点燃,就无法熄灭。在机器大生产中丧失自我价值的工人、一直以来被漠视的黑人和女人,也逐渐被启蒙之光照亮,获得改变自身命运的力量。
启蒙运动掀起的,是一场前所未有的人类追求自身幸福的壮举,而这场运动至今尚未结束……
·
造诣极高的伯恩斯提供了通往启蒙思想巨大潮流的生动指南......幸福、财产、改革,作者将这些重要概念追溯到我们自己的时代,因为至今仍值得为之奋斗。 ——《科克斯书评》
这本博大精深的书籍,蕴涵作者深厚的人文思想和专业知识。詹姆斯·麦格雷戈·伯恩斯借此引领我们走进火光中心。作为21世纪的学者,他将西方文明中最具代表性的炽热灵魂和思想带入鲜活的现实。并且,他告诉我们,对于任何力图破译我们将生活的明日世界的复杂问题和潜力的人而言,如何理解那些灵魂与思想,至关重要。——迈克尔·贝施洛斯(著名历史学家)
伯恩斯以启蒙运动为主题,讲述了改变西方世界思维方式的那群人极富感染力的故事,语言优美轻快、娓娓道来,没有学究式的长篇大论,充满具有推动作用的思想。——《出版人周刊》
伯恩斯是国宝级人物,《火与光》是致力于研究那些影响深远的思想的巅峰之作,正是那些思想造就了美国。——约瑟夫·J.埃利斯(普利策奖和国家图书奖获得者)
☆ 美国普利策奖及国家奖获得者,詹姆斯·麦格雷戈·伯恩斯在生命的末尾向你讲述人类进步的秘密
☆ 思想的力量,在行动中演绎出丰富的故事
·
启蒙运动史,是一段颠覆与改变的历史。
曾经的欧洲笼罩在消极的宿命论之下, 仿佛有些人生来高人一等,另一些人生来脚戴镣铐。自16世纪以来,从未停歇的政权争夺、严峻的社会经济危机和激烈的宗教冲突彼此纠缠,在这前路难辨的昏暗之中,启蒙之火被点燃,时而微弱,时而猛烈。
起初,贵族用自由、平等的启蒙价值约束国王,紧接着,贵族自身也成为被限制的对象。火种一旦点燃,就无法熄灭。在机器大生产中丧失自我价值的工人、一直以来被漠视的黑人和女人,也逐渐被启蒙之光照亮,获得改变自身命运的力量。
启蒙运动掀起的,是一场前所未有的人类追求自身幸福的壮举,而这场运动至今尚未结束……
·
造诣极高的伯恩斯提供了通往启蒙思想巨大潮流的生动指南......幸福、财产、改革,作者将这些重要概念追溯到我们自己的时代,因为至今仍值得为之奋斗。 ——《科克斯书评》
这本博大精深的书籍,蕴涵作者深厚的人文思想和专业知识。詹姆斯·麦格雷戈·伯恩斯借此引领我们走进火光中心。作为21世纪的学者,他将西方文明中最具代表性的炽热灵魂和思想带入鲜活的现实。并且,他告诉我们,对于任何力图破译我们将生活的明日世界的复杂问题和潜力的人而言,如何理解那些灵魂与思想,至关重要。——迈克尔·贝施洛斯(著名历史学家)
伯恩斯以启蒙运动为主题,讲述了改变西方世界思维方式的那群人极富感染力的故事,语言优美轻快、娓娓道来,没有学究式的长篇大论,充满具有推动作用的思想。——《出版人周刊》
伯恩斯是国宝级人物,《火与光》是致力于研究那些影响深远的思想的巅峰之作,正是那些思想造就了美国。——约瑟夫·J.埃利斯(普利策奖和国家图书奖获得者)
与社会学同游 豆瓣
Invitation to Sociology: A Humanistic Perspective
9.3 (61 个评分)
作者:
[美] 彼得·L.伯格
译者:
何道宽
北京大学出版社
2014
- 10
编辑推荐
《与社会学同游》作者提醒我们,学习社会学一定不要丢掉人文关怀。本书生动地阐释了人与社会的关系,带领读者在社会学的世界里畅游。
商品描述
社会学是一场游戏:既有轻松的一面,可供消遣;又是思想挑战,要求游戏者有一定的素养。在《与社会学同游》书中,彼得•伯格以如椽之笔和酣畅的文字带领我们神游社会学的庄严殿堂。在这趟旅途中,我们将紧随作者去审视人与社会的关系,去体会社会学的多重视角,关照社会学的多重性质。几个突出的主题是:“人在社会”“社会在人”和“社会如戏”。这部权威学者的经典著作宛若浓缩而精美的靓汤,带给我们丰富的人文主义营养。
名人推荐
在现代社会学的180年历史中,大多数人将社会学视为一门欲与自然科学比肩而产生的实证科学。但从齐美尔和韦伯起,有关社会学的人文主义思潮同样源远流长。作为现象学社会学创始人舒茨的学生,彼得•伯格有理由,也有信心通过对社会现实建构过程中主观意义的揭示,告诉我们与实证社会学所依赖的经验、数据、事实或有效性迥然不同的人文主义的社会学性质。这种人文主义性质既体现在我们如何看(see)这个世界的过程中,也体现在这一学科所蕴含的道德诉求之中。
——周晓虹(南京大学社会学系教授)
一部堪称经典的社会学入门书。作者一反教科书面面俱到的写法,择要描绘了社会学的主要议题,充满人文关怀和反思性,深入浅出而不乏洞见,使初学者在轻松阅读中看到社会学事业的宏观图景。
——刘欣(复旦大学社会学系教授)
本书描绘的社会学是一种能够把个人情趣与追求真相的科学精神、专业智慧与常人关怀结合成一体的学科。社会学其实比一般人心中的形象更加精彩。作者所描述的社会学是那种能够发现人类行为的无比丰富性、能够在个中人不以为奇的现象中展现专业洞见的学问——这种学问会多一些人文情愫,少一些枯燥沉闷。
——高丙中(北京大学社会学系教授)
《与社会学同游》作者提醒我们,学习社会学一定不要丢掉人文关怀。本书生动地阐释了人与社会的关系,带领读者在社会学的世界里畅游。
商品描述
社会学是一场游戏:既有轻松的一面,可供消遣;又是思想挑战,要求游戏者有一定的素养。在《与社会学同游》书中,彼得•伯格以如椽之笔和酣畅的文字带领我们神游社会学的庄严殿堂。在这趟旅途中,我们将紧随作者去审视人与社会的关系,去体会社会学的多重视角,关照社会学的多重性质。几个突出的主题是:“人在社会”“社会在人”和“社会如戏”。这部权威学者的经典著作宛若浓缩而精美的靓汤,带给我们丰富的人文主义营养。
名人推荐
在现代社会学的180年历史中,大多数人将社会学视为一门欲与自然科学比肩而产生的实证科学。但从齐美尔和韦伯起,有关社会学的人文主义思潮同样源远流长。作为现象学社会学创始人舒茨的学生,彼得•伯格有理由,也有信心通过对社会现实建构过程中主观意义的揭示,告诉我们与实证社会学所依赖的经验、数据、事实或有效性迥然不同的人文主义的社会学性质。这种人文主义性质既体现在我们如何看(see)这个世界的过程中,也体现在这一学科所蕴含的道德诉求之中。
——周晓虹(南京大学社会学系教授)
一部堪称经典的社会学入门书。作者一反教科书面面俱到的写法,择要描绘了社会学的主要议题,充满人文关怀和反思性,深入浅出而不乏洞见,使初学者在轻松阅读中看到社会学事业的宏观图景。
——刘欣(复旦大学社会学系教授)
本书描绘的社会学是一种能够把个人情趣与追求真相的科学精神、专业智慧与常人关怀结合成一体的学科。社会学其实比一般人心中的形象更加精彩。作者所描述的社会学是那种能够发现人类行为的无比丰富性、能够在个中人不以为奇的现象中展现专业洞见的学问——这种学问会多一些人文情愫,少一些枯燥沉闷。
——高丙中(北京大学社会学系教授)
万物与虚无 (2011) 豆瓣
Everything and Nothing
9.3 (52 个评分)
导演:
Nic Stacey
演员:
吉姆·艾尔-哈利利
其它标题:
Everything and Nothing
Two-part documentary which deals with two of the deepest questions there are - what is everything, and what is nothing?
In two epic, surreal and mind-expanding films, Professor Jim Al-Khalili searches for an answer to these questions as he explores the true size and shape of the universe and delves into the amazing science behind apparent nothingness.
The first part, Everything, sees Professor Al-Khalili set out to discover what the universe might actually look like. The journey takes him from the distant past to the boundaries of the known universe. Along the way he charts the remarkable stories of the men and women who discovered the truth about the cosmos and investigates how our understanding of space has been shaped by both mathematics and astronomy.
The second part, Nothing, explores science at the very limits of human perception, where we now understand the deepest mysteries of the universe lie. Jim sets out to answer one very simple question - what is nothing? His journey ends with perhaps the most profound insight about reality that humanity has ever made. Everything came from nothing. The quantum world of the super-small shaped the vast universe we inhabit today, and Jim can prove it.
In two epic, surreal and mind-expanding films, Professor Jim Al-Khalili searches for an answer to these questions as he explores the true size and shape of the universe and delves into the amazing science behind apparent nothingness.
The first part, Everything, sees Professor Al-Khalili set out to discover what the universe might actually look like. The journey takes him from the distant past to the boundaries of the known universe. Along the way he charts the remarkable stories of the men and women who discovered the truth about the cosmos and investigates how our understanding of space has been shaped by both mathematics and astronomy.
The second part, Nothing, explores science at the very limits of human perception, where we now understand the deepest mysteries of the universe lie. Jim sets out to answer one very simple question - what is nothing? His journey ends with perhaps the most profound insight about reality that humanity has ever made. Everything came from nothing. The quantum world of the super-small shaped the vast universe we inhabit today, and Jim can prove it.
东言西语 豆瓣 豆瓣 Goodreads
7.8 (70 个评分)
作者:
郑子宁
敦煌文艺出版社
2020
- 4
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◎普通话与汉语拼音是怎么来的?它们合理吗?
——从南系官话到普通话:国语是如何统一的?
——汉语拼音为什么不好用?
——“抗日神剧”里,日军说话为什么总是那么怪?
◎如何科学打脸地图炮
——粤语真的是古汉语的活化石吗?
——台湾腔为什么这么“娘”?
——北京话是满人从东北带过来的吗?
◎你深入考虑过你名字中的奥妙吗?
——李王张刘陈为什么称霸中国姓氏?
——为什么uncle和cousin就可以把七大姑八大姨通通代表了?
——中国姓氏势力分布地图
◎古人到底是怎么说话的?来一场影音现场式的逼真穿越
——古诗怎么读才科学?
——十二生肖是怎么来的?
——为什么南方多江,北方多河?
破解方言与古汉语的密码万花筒
化我们的方言为武器
打脸所有的地域歧视
捍卫你我昂起头颅讲家乡话的权利
以古人的声音为羽翼
踏上真正的穿越之旅
发掘历史长河中被遗忘的传统记忆
这里隐藏着一个更本真的中国
◎封面展开即是一张意想不到的民国语言小报。
除了把玩、收藏、炫巧,请勿忘记它还有重要功用——
用古汉语与方言,反击地图炮优越感,告诉他们,我们是方言党!
◎号外号外,寻人启事!
赵元任精通各地方言,每每“口技旅行全国”,郑子宁寻迹古代语音,竟还 “口技穿越时空”——你能找着郑子宁旅行到什么地方,穿越到哪朝哪代了吗?
★名人推荐
全球化浪潮下,今天语言消失的速度是前所未有的,从个人到国家,乃至所有民族,都有无尽的记忆与传统因之渐渐被我们忘却。语言就如生物基因一样,储存着丰富的历史信息,但却长期被人目作“绝学”。这本书化所谓“绝学”为人人可懂、妙趣横生的故事,引领我们在语言中找到了另一个更本真的世界。
——历史语言学家 上海师范大学/复旦大学教授 潘悟云
人人都会说话,所以关于语言文字,人人都喜欢说上两句,可惜即使是专家,也很少能把自己的专门以外的常识说清楚。郑子宁费心搜罗来了各方面“专家的常识”,为我们提供了一些可靠的谈资。
——汉藏语学者 伦敦大学亚非学院研究员 龚勋
当今中国流传着诸多关于古代汉语与汉语方言的说法,比如粤语更接近古代汉语、普通话其实是满语蒙古语的产物并非汉语之类的,言之凿凿,流毒甚广。虽然有人拨乱反正,无奈声音太小,效果不大。郑子宁这本书以轻松的语调清楚揭露了这些说法的错误(基于其上的一系列结论也就不攻自破了),向读者展示了真正的语言研究的方法和结论如何引人入胜、激动人心。但凡对语言感兴趣,不管是刚入门的新手还是懂多种语言/方言的老江湖,这都是一本不可多得的好书。
——伊朗学学者 哈佛大学伊朗学博士 张湛
★内容简介
日常语言影响着个体的思维方式,方言维系了民族的历史记忆,政治语言决定了国家的现实意识。《东言西语》是一部打破个人思维模式,追寻民族失落历史,探求家国意识逻辑的挑战读者智识边界之书。
郑子宁以共时的现代汉语方言为经,横观汉语方言与民族文化传承的现实全景,发散式阐明了凝聚于其中的文化偏见;以历时的古代汉语嬗变为纬,纵览中国语言与传统的历史面貌,系统性揭示了遮蔽于其下的文化记忆。由此,郑子宁用以一种深入浅出的方式,化门槛与难度极高、向来被目为“绝学”的方言学与历史语言学为近50个精彩绝伦的故事,把汉语普通话、拼音、方言、古汉语、姓名、称谓、外语习得等几乎所有语言与文化的核心问题融会贯通,用具有内在统一性的连贯逻辑,为我们在语言中找到了一个全新的中国。
◎普通话与汉语拼音是怎么来的?它们合理吗?
——从南系官话到普通话:国语是如何统一的?
——汉语拼音为什么不好用?
——“抗日神剧”里,日军说话为什么总是那么怪?
◎如何科学打脸地图炮
——粤语真的是古汉语的活化石吗?
——台湾腔为什么这么“娘”?
——北京话是满人从东北带过来的吗?
◎你深入考虑过你名字中的奥妙吗?
——李王张刘陈为什么称霸中国姓氏?
——为什么uncle和cousin就可以把七大姑八大姨通通代表了?
——中国姓氏势力分布地图
◎古人到底是怎么说话的?来一场影音现场式的逼真穿越
——古诗怎么读才科学?
——十二生肖是怎么来的?
——为什么南方多江,北方多河?
破解方言与古汉语的密码万花筒
化我们的方言为武器
打脸所有的地域歧视
捍卫你我昂起头颅讲家乡话的权利
以古人的声音为羽翼
踏上真正的穿越之旅
发掘历史长河中被遗忘的传统记忆
这里隐藏着一个更本真的中国
◎封面展开即是一张意想不到的民国语言小报。
除了把玩、收藏、炫巧,请勿忘记它还有重要功用——
用古汉语与方言,反击地图炮优越感,告诉他们,我们是方言党!
◎号外号外,寻人启事!
赵元任精通各地方言,每每“口技旅行全国”,郑子宁寻迹古代语音,竟还 “口技穿越时空”——你能找着郑子宁旅行到什么地方,穿越到哪朝哪代了吗?
★名人推荐
全球化浪潮下,今天语言消失的速度是前所未有的,从个人到国家,乃至所有民族,都有无尽的记忆与传统因之渐渐被我们忘却。语言就如生物基因一样,储存着丰富的历史信息,但却长期被人目作“绝学”。这本书化所谓“绝学”为人人可懂、妙趣横生的故事,引领我们在语言中找到了另一个更本真的世界。
——历史语言学家 上海师范大学/复旦大学教授 潘悟云
人人都会说话,所以关于语言文字,人人都喜欢说上两句,可惜即使是专家,也很少能把自己的专门以外的常识说清楚。郑子宁费心搜罗来了各方面“专家的常识”,为我们提供了一些可靠的谈资。
——汉藏语学者 伦敦大学亚非学院研究员 龚勋
当今中国流传着诸多关于古代汉语与汉语方言的说法,比如粤语更接近古代汉语、普通话其实是满语蒙古语的产物并非汉语之类的,言之凿凿,流毒甚广。虽然有人拨乱反正,无奈声音太小,效果不大。郑子宁这本书以轻松的语调清楚揭露了这些说法的错误(基于其上的一系列结论也就不攻自破了),向读者展示了真正的语言研究的方法和结论如何引人入胜、激动人心。但凡对语言感兴趣,不管是刚入门的新手还是懂多种语言/方言的老江湖,这都是一本不可多得的好书。
——伊朗学学者 哈佛大学伊朗学博士 张湛
★内容简介
日常语言影响着个体的思维方式,方言维系了民族的历史记忆,政治语言决定了国家的现实意识。《东言西语》是一部打破个人思维模式,追寻民族失落历史,探求家国意识逻辑的挑战读者智识边界之书。
郑子宁以共时的现代汉语方言为经,横观汉语方言与民族文化传承的现实全景,发散式阐明了凝聚于其中的文化偏见;以历时的古代汉语嬗变为纬,纵览中国语言与传统的历史面貌,系统性揭示了遮蔽于其下的文化记忆。由此,郑子宁用以一种深入浅出的方式,化门槛与难度极高、向来被目为“绝学”的方言学与历史语言学为近50个精彩绝伦的故事,把汉语普通话、拼音、方言、古汉语、姓名、称谓、外语习得等几乎所有语言与文化的核心问题融会贯通,用具有内在统一性的连贯逻辑,为我们在语言中找到了一个全新的中国。
疾痛的故事 豆瓣
Suffering, Healing, And The Human Condition
7.8 (10 个评分)
作者:
[美] 阿瑟·克勒曼 (Arthur Kleinman)
译者:
方筱丽
上海译文出版社
2010
- 4
鼻塞、腹痛、关节疼痛,这些对身体异常和不适反应的切身感受,是我们无法回避的生命体验。
疾痛的主要问题,在于它给日常生活造成了大量的困难。腰酸背痛使我们分神,影响工作效率;头痛会让我们无法集中注意力,成绩下降;而有些疾病引发的性无能,甚至会导致婚姻破裂。
对一位单身母亲而言,高血压不仅意味着要少吃盐,还跟女儿的失学和早孕有关;而作为一位弱势群体的成员,社会的歧视、不公以及孤立,或许才是其身体持续疼痛的根源。长期紧张的父子关系,导致病患的双腿突然麻痹瘫痪;而换一个压力不那么大的工作环境,也会使一度恶化的哮喘慢慢痊愈。
然而,在大多数医生眼中,疾病才是问题所在。现代医疗系统,将我们鲜活的疾痛经验,解释为一种生物结构或是生理功能的变异,仅仅与身体有关。
对此,哈佛精神病医师与人类学家克莱曼博士,从其20年来的临床治疗和数百个真实病案中发现,疾痛不仅属于身体,而且连接着自我与社会。讲述这些疾痛故事,不但对于病患、家属和医护人员有着极大的使用价值,而且,对于认识医患关系和人性化的医疗体系改革,意义深远。
疾痛的主要问题,在于它给日常生活造成了大量的困难。腰酸背痛使我们分神,影响工作效率;头痛会让我们无法集中注意力,成绩下降;而有些疾病引发的性无能,甚至会导致婚姻破裂。
对一位单身母亲而言,高血压不仅意味着要少吃盐,还跟女儿的失学和早孕有关;而作为一位弱势群体的成员,社会的歧视、不公以及孤立,或许才是其身体持续疼痛的根源。长期紧张的父子关系,导致病患的双腿突然麻痹瘫痪;而换一个压力不那么大的工作环境,也会使一度恶化的哮喘慢慢痊愈。
然而,在大多数医生眼中,疾病才是问题所在。现代医疗系统,将我们鲜活的疾痛经验,解释为一种生物结构或是生理功能的变异,仅仅与身体有关。
对此,哈佛精神病医师与人类学家克莱曼博士,从其20年来的临床治疗和数百个真实病案中发现,疾痛不仅属于身体,而且连接着自我与社会。讲述这些疾痛故事,不但对于病患、家属和医护人员有着极大的使用价值,而且,对于认识医患关系和人性化的医疗体系改革,意义深远。
人类的终极问题 豆瓣
8.2 (5 个评分)
作者:
袁越
生活·读书·新知三联书店
2019
- 10
人类来自哪里?我们为什么会变老?创造力究竟是怎么来的?这三个问题是人类的终极问题,因为只有了解了人类的过去,才能看清我们的未来;只有了解了死亡的本质,才能弄清生命的意义;只有了解了创造力的来源,才能明白人类为何变成今天的样子。本书作者借助专业的科学背景、大量的阅读梳理、实地的采访调查,把目前已知的这三个问题的最佳答案和推理过程呈现出来,并借此传达这样的理念:今天世界上的所有人几万年前都是一家人,我们是同一群非洲居民的后代,共享同一个地球生态系统。这个生态系统中的每一位成员的利益也都是相互联系在一起的。进化绝不只是你死我活的生存竞争,互助才是进化的主旋律。而创造力,正是从这种万物相连的信息共享机制中诞生的。