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By way of a day job, Guido Mocafico takes pictures for Wallpaper, The Face and French and American Vogue. For years he's also been photographing creepy-crawlies, including spiders, snakes and jellyfish. What animal has inspired as much dread, as many legends, as much revulsion and terror as the snake? Among the 2,700 known species, few are dangerous, let alone lethal, to humans, but prejudices run deep. Cobras, mambas, vipers and their cousins swing languidly from Amazonian canopies, hibernate through harsh Arctic winters, and eat entire cows in one gulp; humans quiver in their boots. Even as some species face the possibility of extinction before we fully understand them, new ones are still being discovered. Mocafico's explorations of their aesthetic properties bring out the singular power and beauty--and ability to unnerve--of the animal that human societies have called demon, divinity, sacred protector and ancestor.

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By way of a day job, Guido Mocafico takes pictures for Wallpaper, The Face and French and American Vogue. For years he's also been photographing creepy-crawlies, including spiders, snakes and jellyfish. What animal has inspired as much dread, as many legends, as much revulsion and terror as the snake? Among the 2,700 known species, few are dangerous, let alone lethal, to humans, but prejudices run deep. Cobras, mambas, vipers and their cousins swing languidly from Amazonian canopies, hibernate through harsh Arctic winters, and eat entire cows in one gulp; humans quiver in their boots. Even as some species face the possibility of extinction before we fully understand them, new ones are still being discovered. Mocafico's explorations of their aesthetic properties bring out the singular power and beauty--and ability to unnerve--of the animal that human societies have called demon, divinity, sacred protector and ancestor.

• 作者：bluewater 发布时间：2017-03-10 22:36:24

  入手，喜欢Guido的静物摄影。

• 作者：賢賢 发布时间：2015-07-11 22:07:45

  爱死这封面了ԅ(ˉ﹃ˉԅ)

• 作者：看不见我～ 发布时间：2019-03-11 22:43:52

  就编辑体例与文献可靠度而言，不如朱崇才《词话丛编续编》，也不如葛渭君《补编》，且这三种书均为单独完成，互不参考，故重复之篇不少，优点是排版字大行宽，阅读起来很舒服。另，其中近代词论家部分，尚未读。

• 作者：Levin Lee 发布时间：2011-01-08 15:51:38

  作者是西建大中文系主任，千禧年后为“与学校强势专业结合”，将目光投向建筑学。只能称之为作者的游记+笔记。

• 作者：大咩子 发布时间：2010-04-09 16:23:12

  美屎了

• 作者：广告位招租 发布时间：2018-01-08 10:00:25

  查起来特别方便

• 《Start With Why》- Simon Sinek

  作者：Hardi Huang 发布时间：2018-02-16 08:37:44

  今天听完了《start with why》这本书，作者用Apple、the Wright brothers、Martin Luther King等作为例子，来引出他所提出的The Golden Circle 这个概念。

  

  大部分的普通人、公司，都是由外入内，由最明确的，到最含糊的：What -> How -> Why，而历史上最著名的伟人、公司，都是由外入内，从 Why you do what you do 这个问题开始，再去想 how to do it, 再去回答 what to do。

  

  仔细想一下，这和我之前看过的一本书

  《the elements of user experience》

  观点很像，当准备开始做一个网站时，从用户和自身的角度出发，按顺序回答下列问题：

  为什么我要做这个网站? / 用户为什么要来访问我的网站？

  需要有什么样的功能、内容，才能让用户满足他们的需求

  不同的功能的交互是怎样的？/内容的层级是怎样的？

  界面该怎样布局？用怎样的导航

  颜色、字体…

  people don’t buy what you do, people buy why you do it

  作者还提到了人类的大脑的两个区域：neocortex(homo sapien brain) 和 limbic brain,前者是人类进化历程中最新形成的，负责处理我们的理性、逻辑分析和语言，与golden circle中的what层面对应，而后者则主要是负责处理情感、比如新人、忠诚等，因为此区域无法处理语言，所以很多时候我们感觉做一个事情对，但就是说不出来为什么，此区域和How、Why层面对应。

  对于Limbic brain，之前的另一本书

  《程序员的思维修炼-开发认知潜能的九堂课》

  当中也有提到过，他里面形容的是-R型大脑，2号CPU，非语言、非理性、喜欢靠直觉做判断

  

  看了下作者的Ted演讲，还听了他在video advice里的演讲，上次Brendon也在这里做过嘉宾，发现他还是一个很有智慧的人，以后有机会可以多看些他的书和视频

  翻译了这个视频：

  《影响90后成功的四个要素》- This is Why You Don't SUCCEED【双语字幕】

  

• 《刘墉精品书坊(花季卷)》

  作者：风风 发布时间：2010-05-02 22:50:02