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• 作者：洗澡熊出没 发布时间：2023-12-24 22:10:52

  语言简单易读 脉络也很清晰 当人物传记看不错 学术价值就谈不上了

• 作者： 发布时间：2022-09-03 16:54:26

  记忆曲线：前四天天天复习，再第15天复习。一小时，一天，一周，半月，一月

• 作者：麒麟 发布时间：2022-07-17 13:30:23

  我觉得这本书的价值，就在于给人们一个新的思考方向，一直以来，“自然界中的一切事物都有两种解释。其中一种常见的解释方法是描述身体的各种机制及其运作方式，生物学家称其为近因解释（proximateexplanations）。另一种解释方法则是描述如何形成这些机制，生物学家称其为演化解释或终极因解释（evolutionary or ultimateexplanations）。我们所受的医学教育都是关于生物学的近因解释（即描述各种机制），完全没有涉及演化解释（即这些机制如何形成）。”，而演化精神学角度来分析这些负面情绪，可以对近因解释提供一种必要的补充。简单来说，传统面对精神问题和负面情绪，都是当做一种病态来研究，但很少有人探究这些负面情绪经过人类进化一直保留至今所起到的积极作用，就像“烟雾报警器”

• 作者：大萌眼 发布时间：2019-12-01 10:58:11

  暗恋看着很美好，当事人却会很心酸

• 作者：丁丁虫 发布时间：2009-12-03 00:37:14

  真有可操作性吗……存疑

• 作者：一路飘呀飘 发布时间：2013-06-15 14:53:03

  这本书写的比一般的礼仪书籍要分类详细，而且讲的也比较到位，属于比较适合中国人的书籍。

• 很有趣也很有学习价值的一本书

  作者：chenge 发布时间：2007-06-20 13:58:51

  很通俗地介绍了似乎有些高深的博弈论，其实这个博弈的现象是无处不在的。有人群和利益冲突就有博弈的影子，这个从小说，历史，现实的国家冲突，以及个人的生活中都可以看到，只是缺乏博弈知识的人没有意识到而已。

• Best work I’ve read from JG so far

  作者：Aubrey Plaza 发布时间：2018-12-15 13:42:31

  There’s this story that John Green talked about a few times about graffitis, birthdays, and the war in Iraq. And he said it’s difficult to imagine what other people may feel, but you could always try to, and books, stories they help you to empathise with people.

  I personally don’t agree with a lot of the things that Aza believed in, but I can understand how her mental Illness and her past affected her hence why she might feel that way. JG really knows how to make his characters come alive.

  No, I don’t find Aza and Davis pretentious. I don’t think they look like two middle aged people. Teenagers could be smart, sensitive, and they could be like anyone else. Teenagers could relate to them. They could talk about the universe, life and death, and how your thoughts are or aren’t you. I wasn’t exactly like that when I was 16, but 18, maybe. I guess you can say I’m biased, but I do relate to them or I can empathise with them mostly.

  Alright, you can definitely find these teenagers annoying and pretentious, but there’s one thing you gotta give JG credit for, and that’s how he portrayed anxiety and OCD. He in no way glorified or romanticised mental illness. It is what it is. Aza probably would get better in time, but she’s not going to be cured by falling in love with some boy (a great boy). It’s painful, it’s suffocating, and it hurts you more because you know it hurts other people too. This book certainly raises awareness of mental illness, and I hope now people can understand it better.

  Maybe you can’t relate to Aza, Davis, or even Daisy, but there’s one feeling that could be universally understood, and that’s love. It is always different, but nonetheless the same.

  I absolutely adored Davis & Aza (again, great job John Green). Almost every line with them together screamed that “this would not work”, but I so badly wanted it to work. But of course it didn’t work. This is John Green that we’re talking about.

  At first I didn’t like Daisy and thought she would be a self-centred mean girl, but boy was I wrong. I still don’t really care about her but what she and Aza had was an amazing friendship. Also the love between Aza and her Mom (and Dad), and Davis and Noah, although only briefly touched. And Davis and his Dad. That chapter really broke my heart a little, even though you could see it coming.

  So it’s okay if you can’t relate to them, or even empathise with them. But you got to admit that the issue of mental illness was well addressed. And as always, he did a good job at portraying love and relationships.

  I agree that the “plot” is going at an agonisingly slow rate, seriously. However it did not bother me because once I’ve established the fact that this isn’t a detective story (at first I thought it was going to be), I let that story go. I shifted my focus to other things, mainly Aza’s mental health journey, which included her relationship with Davis and Daisy. So to me that was the actual “plot”, and I don’t think the detective story would be helpful with explaining anxiety and OCDs. I wasn’t too concerned about the detective story because that’s not what this book is really about. That plot help the story in the right ways, especially the ending bits, so it wasn’t too much or too little.

  I could find JG himself in this book a lot. But I didn’t really feel that while reading it, it came to me in the end when “Aza” talked about the future. That was really John Green speaking wasn’t it. He was telling you that it would be okay, life goes on, and you would be okay. I think he was telling himself that as well since I realised that he suffered from anxiety and OCD. Personally I have mixed feelings about that. On the one hand I would like the book to leave it there, with Aza and Davis saying their goodbyes and without Aza talking about how things would turn out in the future. On the other hand, I really appreciated that JG spoke to everyone reading the book, it felt personal and reassuring, especially for someone who have to combat mental illness or who’s going through a hard time.

  Reading this book feels like reading John Green’s own blog, like the one Davis had.

  I would really love to read more about Davis’ blog though.

  This is quite a rushed review and I’m not a native speaker so I apologise for any grammar mistakes. I might revise it when I have the time and the courage to re-read the book ( I really want to but I can’t handle it now).