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• 作者：廖小尘 发布时间：2022-02-24 13:21:11

  最大的收获在于知道了民间音乐的五大分类。

• 作者：Jophia 魚 发布时间：2015-01-24 09:37:11

  我不知道为何一本2014.7出版的书，在图书馆需要登记后等书出库才可阅读，也不许外借。这样来之不易的书却让我感觉十分一般。前157描述了作者所遇到的不同患者所画的房树人HTP。其实应该是精彩的，但因为第一篇的语气语调给人的感觉实在怪异，所以之后的几篇虽然有趣也引人思考但还是没法耐心看完。第二部分以表格形式具体列明你画的每样物件所隐含的意义。看完第一部分，早已跃跃欲试，但可惜我画的鱼池不明意义～鱼是自由～那把自由给框起来了？第三部分是说明了儿童的涂鸦含义。可惜来不及看，就到了还书的时间了。

• 作者：kayoko 发布时间：2023-06-11 14:16:51

  挺好的，注释比大多数版本详细

• 作者：莉娜 发布时间：2020-04-13 09:18:36

  了解一下编辑的工作内容，这本内容大概因为面向高职高专，内容可以说很务实了。 整体学习了一下编辑符号，以及认识到我的错字别字语法错误有多多……

• 作者：珍妮的肖像 发布时间：2020-05-01 13:02:29

  精细疼痛美学，开本略小但是也没多贵

• 作者：雙城記 发布时间：2017-08-21 10:56:13

  【2017.8.15 - 2017.8.21】

• another summary of textbook~

  作者：shadow傻逗 发布时间：2016-02-10 17:32:25

  Summary: (the underline part is what I view as core of each chapter.)

  The lobbyists and economists working for Wall Street and big corporations say that the problem of 2008 financial crisis is most Americans have lived beyond their means and must now endure the painful adjustment of living within them. However, Robert, a Chancellor’s Professor of Public policy at the Richard and Rhoda Goldman School of Public policy at the University of California, seem the true reason is middle level people didn’t receive enough means they are supposed to receive, which leads to less purchasing power of the whole society to support the economy and deeper and deeper debt. At the end, when debt bubble burst, the game is over.

  In America, middle level occupy largest population while gets increasingly less share of the nation’s total income. The rich people get most while they didn’t spend as much as they earned. Instead of spend and create new working opportunity, they’d like to reinvest savings with higher return. Thus, in general, the purchasing power has been cut down.

  To solve the problem and the aftershock, there are two ways based on skewed fundamentals of America economy. The first one is deepening discontent, and the second one is fundamental social and economy reform. And Robert said, the second one is definitely the answer.

  Content:

  The chairman of Federal Reserve Board, Mariner Eccles trusted the same opinion that widening inequality is the main culprit and used easing policy to help steer the economy during 1930-1950 depression. History does not repeat itself, but it sometimes rhymes. Just like a pendulum or more exactly, a spiral. Coincidentally, the depression in 1930s has three parallels with the one in 2008. The first one is the distribution of income got too far out of whack. These two periods both occupy the peaks of top 1 percent share of total income. The second one is when middle class’ real wage is flat or dropping, the only way they did to keep on buying is by going deep in debt. The third parallel is rich Americans used their soaring incomes and access to credit to speculate in a limited range of assets, but not stimulated economy.

  Some classical economists viewed increasing unemployment as moral failing. Worker didn’t work as hard as before and thus they should receive lower wage. However, the limit of minimum wage policy make employers could do nothing but fire workers. However, the author put out an example of Ford’s higher salary which didn’t cut down income, but in the contract, doubled the profit, to refute classical economists point. What’s more, he mention how parsimony Buffett is, and refute Buffett’s point that it is meaningless to others when he can hire thousands people to paint his pic by multiplier effect and provide the explanation of how concentrated income at the top hurts the economy. Because high percentage of the Street’s ambassador prior successful bailout of the financial center, policymakers instinctively believe that Wall Street is the crucial center of the economy and obsess about the financial economy instead of the real one. High tax rate of high-income taxpayer didn’t hurt economy during the Great Prosperity. After the Great Prosperity, the productivity kept increasing while the middle class people income remained same due to globalization or automation, and indeed too low payment. The government increase cost of public education, reduce job training, cut public transportation, and other opposite action to enforce the basic bargain, and the loss of generational memory made the public accept all they did.

  The author deems China will not save this situation, because China is oriented towards production which brings meanings and purpose to Chinese economy while America towards consumption, it is only a wish that manufactures will be resurrected to America when China is strong enough and lost its low cost advantages. And there is no return to normal.

  After one and a half year, the Wall Street comes back, but the manufacture didn’t and the public feel duped, starting its resentment.

  The only way to reverse is reformation. Robert gave several methods to remedy. First, a reverse income tax, a reemployment system instead of unemployment system, school vouchers based on family income, college loans linked into subsequent earnings, Medicare for all, public goods and money out of politics.

  Here is exactly what I thought about of the points in this book.

  First, the author believes the foreigners push local people out of market and strongly resists immigration. I think the outsiders only affect low-income group, but not middle class. With relative mature social security system, millions of unemployed men have been leading an easy life here while the CEO and CFO are barely Asian or Latinos.

  Second, I like the example of Ford and a definition for “wealthy”. “Wealthy is any income at least $100 more a year than the income of one’s wife’s sister’s husband.” This is interesting and revealing the truth. People sometimes are stupid to be affected by other rather than the real situation of themselves. And I will remember it as for future reference.

  At last, this whole story based on American an olive shape economy structure may not work for our Chinese pyramid structure. However, from the angle of macro economy, it is a masterpiece.

• 永远的少女，永远的初恋

  作者：Ruby超人小姐 发布时间：2008-10-20 20:57:11

  这本书究竟借给他几年了，我自己都不记得，在书橱边闲看无意间翻出来，发现已经卷了边、折了页脚，磨损而落尘，我一时气不过，便要拿回来，我对他说的是：“我要重温保尔和冬妮娅的爱情。”

  也许你和我一样，从父母师长的叨念里熟知保尔的故事，能灵活得在舌尖蹦出“奥斯特洛夫斯基”这个名字，能一气呵成气壮山河得背诵出“人的生命只有一次”那段名言，却是从未完整得读过这本书。

  我们离那个年代太过遥远，以至于苏联的暴风雪成了火炉旁温暖依偎时窗外的风景。那些革命、政治、战争、阶级……当时或是不懂，或是不感兴趣，都只粗粗得略过。在迅疾翻过的哗哗书页中，我只去寻找那个永远的少女的名字——冬妮娅。

  书一翻开，恰是保尔与冬妮娅的初见，那一张细腻的铅笔素描式的插画：少女冬妮娅从一棵弯曲的柳树上面探过身去，看到那个黝黑的打着赤脚的钓鱼少年。他在这一页折了书角，我知道，这一段在我们在心里，已是念念了千百次了。

  “她穿着领子上有蓝条的白色水手服和浅灰色短裙。一双带花边的短袜紧紧裹住了晒黑了的匀称的小腿，脚上穿着棕色的便鞋。栗色的头发梳成了粗大的辫子。”

  小时候读冬妮娅的这段描写，心里大为惊异，原来在遥远的寒冷国度里，女孩子是这样的打扮，文雅干净，温和有礼，带着贵族的气息，低头看自己皱巴巴的红领巾和不洁净的白色胶鞋，心里惆怅而向往，阶级算什么，只有美是我们认可的。

  小说里一个色迷迷的坏小子形容冬妮娅“这个姑娘像葡萄干一样香甜，别有风味。”说来也怪，这个比喻深深地印刻在我的心上，像葡萄干一样香甜的女孩子，是晒在阳光下的浓缩了的甜蜜，我想起冬妮娅在阳光下跑得像风一样皮鞋嗒嗒作响的样子。

  "两个人都气喘吁吁地站着，心怦怦直跳。冬妮娅因为疯狂的奔跑，累得一点力气都没有了。她仿佛无意地悄悄倚在保尔身上，保尔感到她是那么亲近。这虽然只是一瞬间的事，但是却深深留在记忆里了。”

  初恋时的悸动，就是这样倏忽而至的，这一瞬间的美好，纯粹透明，仿佛初绽的未经风霜的花儿一样。

  我亦怀着同样的悸动读他们的爱情，酸甜味道。我还记得：保尔为了冬妮娅，去理发店剪掉纠结的头发，辛劳做工买下蓝衬衫和黑裤子；在悬崖边冬妮娅骄傲而突兀的考验和保尔倔强的纵身跳跃；还有他们的误会，他们的忧虑，他们的别离。

  最后一夜，在静悄悄的房间里，时钟提醒着六个小时后的分别。他们紧挨着度过，炽热得接吻，火焰一般得明亮。保尔的手指无意间触到冬妮娅的胸脯，惊慌而颤抖，急速离开。

  “不敢拥抱着睡觉，怕这样睡着了，让母亲看见引起猜疑，就分开了。天已经渐渐透亮，他们才入睡。临睡前他们再三约定，谁也不忘记谁。”

  看到这里，我已经哭得不能自已，我知他们的爱恋就在这相惜中结束了，如一朵花在风中无声地吹落了。

  我的耳边还回荡着保尔的承诺：“冬妮娅，等时局平定后，我一定能当上电工，要是你不嫌弃我，要是你真心爱我，不是闹着玩，我一定做你的好丈夫，我永远也不会打你，要是我欺负你，就叫我不得好死。”我流着泪知道不会了，永不会有那一天了，年少时有多少诺言是这样深深地许下又飘然而逝了呢？

  很多年后，他们相逢在暴雪肆虐的铁轨旁，人事全非。但我的冬妮娅，她依旧留在那个分离的夜里，和身畔的少年许下永不相忘的誓言。

  冬妮娅，永远的少女，永远的初恋，永远的不能再见。我所记住的她，明朗热切，和气真挚，她说的每一个“您”字都让我觉得深情款款。而这纯洁而不可触碰，火一般明亮的爱情，也将深埋在我的记忆里。

  有如初恋，难忘冬妮娅。

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