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Sách được viết bởi Bởi: Janet Foxley
This book scared me so much.I had nightmares for a whole month.I was literally scared to touch a desk for a whole week.So,to make a long story short,I loved it!
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This book pissed me of so much when I read it. I had just finished a master's degree with soc and psych classes and this is the first pop social "science" book I read. And this book drove me nuts because rather than having a coherent thesis, it had these random chapters on stickiness, viralness, and some third theme I can't remember...oh, and details matter. The book was useful in that it sensitized me to certain properties of cultural ideas. But it was misused to death by people who read it and felt they were instant social psychologists. Are you a guru or a connector? Grr. In hindsight, I appreciate it not as a social science pretender, but as an interesting framework for design. You gotta give him credit for shaping his ideas so they're sticky and viral. The book is proof of his own point.
Sách được viết bởi Bởi: Lan Rùa
This book was kind of odd. First off, it's nothing like the movie is that's what you think you're getting. It was written over 50 years ago. That being said, for what it is, it is a good read, a quickie but goodie. I was hoping for a better ending.
Sách được viết bởi Bởi: Nguyễn Bảo Trung
Charlie is a simple guy. A simple highschool student that a lot of people might be able to relate to, He does not complicate things. He is a bit naive, but that's what teenagers are. It is a very open book, discussing the daily problems a teenager might encounter. Love.sex.friends.grades.drugs. As much we would like to deny it, these are the things going on inside a young mind. Although the ending was a bit of a cliffhanger, it was a good read. i do wish that stephen chbosky writes about charlie's college life.
Sách được viết bởi Bởi: Nhiều Tác Giả
زویا پیرزاد در آبادان به دنیا آمد . همان جا به مدرسه رفت ، در تهران ازدواج کرد و دو پسرش ساشا و شروین را به دنیا آورد! این تمام اطلاعاتی است که پشت جلد عادت می کنیم ، پایین عکس محجبه ی خانم پیرزاد درباره نویسنده آمده . عادت می کنیم خیلی ساده و پرشتاب شروع می شود . زنی که هم رانندگی می کند ، هم سیگار می کشد ، هم بنگاه دار است ، هم چشمان قهوه ایی روشن دارد ( آنچه خوبان همه دارند تو تنها داری !) . با مردی که هم پولدار است ، هم خوش تیپ است ، هم با مرام است ، هم اصل و نسب دار ، آشنا می شود و بعد از یک کش و قوس نه خیلی دراماتیک به هم می رسند .ادامه: ketabdarkhaneh.blogfa.com/post-6.aspx
Good book... yeah Opera
Sách được viết bởi Bởi: Iginio Straffi
Weirdly rife with homoeroticism, even though the most explicit was edited out apparently, A Picture of Dorian Gray is mostly about Oscar Wilde’s musings on beauty, art and letting go of morals. I hated that most of the women in the story were vapid- even the outwardly ugly ones. (C'mon, surely they could've been thrown a bone?? I mean really, not a single woman of worth to be had??? Someone didnt like their Mama very much.) I didn’t like Harry much, seemed a predator to me, and tho I initially liked Dorian Gray- his lack of good judgment, backbone and eventual cruelty changed all that... however, when we saw the first alteration of the portrait, the story started clicking for me. It begins with a beautiful young Dorian Gray sitting for an artist. After seeing the painting, and listening to another older man extol the virtues of youth and hedonism, he unconsciously makes a sort of deal with the devil to stay young forever by acknowledging the older man’s advice to, and I paraphrase, “don’t resist and just go with it” when opportunities to debauch arise. Dorian’s face will never show the ravages of living by cruel means, and never grow old- because all of it will be thrust onto the image in the painting. But, as always, the easy way out is only a trap that leads to death. And it indeed ensnared Dorian. For me, with The Picture of Dorian Gray, Wilde does an excellent job of displaying the fact that freedom from, rather than of, moral stricture leads to destruction and true ugliness- which one can assume by the author’s lifestyle, is quite the opposite of what he was attempting to say. In the end the story became a cautionary tale on such a lifestyle and ultimately a prophetic symbol of Oscar Wilde’s own life, imo. Tragic. Lately, as I read the headlines, I just want to scream from my rooftops- Suck it up people, opposite of what the hedonistic lifestyle of the 60’s, 70’s & 80’s tried to tell us, and as much as nihilists would like it otherwise, we need law and a modicum of restraint or you will never experience the true joys in life. Sacrificing your wants, instead of sacrificing your children’s needs (and lives) on the altar of inconvenience, preferring someone else above yourself, and selfless kindness is the purest expression of beauty and one that this “civilized” society needs to revisit- pronto. You take that away and you have young men murdering each other on the streets, as well as defenseless mothers and daughters being slaughtered in their own homes without impunity. You have mothers abandoning their babies in dumpsters- or even worse hacking them up or drowning them! You have people eating other people’s faces off- literally-and sicko old men preying on children, with no justice for the victims. My soul is burdened by such things right now. Take it from Dorian Gray, when temptation comes to choose outward beauty over the milk of human kindness, its always best to choose the latter.
Sách được viết bởi Bởi: The Windy
Lisa Carver is a very brave woman. and cool. and smart. and i wish i was her. minus the abusive father and ex husband. uh, yeah. a good read and highly recommended for anyone who likes to read about people who are credited for starting movements and are confident in doing their own things.
You need a big imagination for this one.
Sách được viết bởi Bởi: Jao.N.L
This review id for both Mrs. Bridge and Mr. Bridge. The following quotation is from Mr. Bridge: "He wondered...if this is how they would end their lives, accompanying each other so closely, loving each other, touching one another with affection and sympathy, yet singularly alone." To me this pretty much summed up both novels. A sad yet poignant look at the lives of a couple spanning from the 1920's to the 1940's.
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