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书籍介绍
这不是又一部奥斯丁作品赏析。真正打动读者的，是作者把自己当作实验样本，记录一个曾以乔伊斯、康拉德为荣的傲慢青年，如何在阅读中
作者简介
威廉·德雷谢维奇（William Deresiewicz），毕业于哥伦比亚大学，在耶鲁大学担任过十年英文教授，在哥伦比亚大学担任过五年研究生导师。他是一名颇有影响力的文学评论家，其文章经常出现在《纽约时报》《大西洋月刊》《国家》《共和》上。近年来他关注美国大学的教育状况，《精英教育的劣势》（The Disadvantage of an Elite Education）一文在网络上点击率超过100 万次。他的畅销书《优秀的绵羊》在国内引进出版后，引起广泛讨论和相当程度的共鸣。
AI导读
核心看点
- 作者以个人成长经历串联奥斯丁六部小说
- 探讨文学阅读如何重塑价值观与幸福感
- 揭示日常琐事中蕴含的严肃人生哲理
读者共识
- 文笔幽默风趣，金句频出，启发性强
- 部分读者认为内容略显鸡汤或像回忆录
- 成功将经典文学与当代青年困惑相连接
精彩摘录
- "“The more I know of the world,” she said, “the more am I convinced that I shall never see a man whom I can really love.” Not only would such a man need virtue and intelligence, but his figure would have to be striking, his eyes full of spirit and fire. And to be worthy of her passion, something stil"
- "“It is not time or opportunity that is to determine intimacy,” she said, “it is disposition alone. Seven years would be insufficient to make some people acquainted with each other, and seven days are more than enough for others.”"
- "And thus we feel, like Marianne, that true love is wild and free, that it knows no bounds or rules. We skip classes, make love outdoors, take crazy risks that turn us into people our friends don’t recognize. When Marianne and Willoughby first got together—this was what frightened her sister the most"
- "But making a mature decision, patiently feeling and thinking your way toward mutual respect and regard and esteem, accepting the responsibility of challenging and being challenged, refusing both the comforts of fantasy and the cynicism of calculation—that is the really radical, the really original, "
- "And that was the most momentous revelation of all. Not only does your happiness depend upon your choice of mate, your very self depends upon it—your character, your soul. Love is more than just good feelings. A friction-free relationship, supposing that such a thing were even possible, would, I now "
- "A longer one, but a different one. Austen never married, but she did have children, and many more than eight or eleven. Their names are Emma and Elizabethand Catherine, Anne and Fanny and Elinor and Marianne. Their names are Henry and Edward and Wentworth and Willoughby, Mr. Collins and Miss Bates a"
- "文学研究，与学会一种秘密语言，掌握一堆理论技巧无关，也许创造新的学术个性无关。文学研究应该恢复与日常阅读方式- 为了乐趣而读-的联系，但同时又要让阅读变得紧张起来，而且要仔细推敲，深入了解。既要相信自己的感受，又要仔细检查这些感受。 好奇，困惑，兴奋；头脑的喧嚣，心灵的骚动，这些就是我该用力的地方，也是我学问开始的地方。 老师的工作，既不是肯定学生的想法，也不是把自己的想法灌输给他们。老师的工作，是从这两个方面解放他们。"
- "For her, I saw, love is not something that happens to you, suddenly or otherwisel; it;s something you have to prepare yourself for. As long as Elizabeth thought that she was right about anything, as long as Emma disdained the people around her, as long as Marianne ignored her sister's advice about t"
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用户评论
以前很多时候，我能感受到简奥斯丁以及她的作品对我的影响，在看待和处理很多事情的时候。但我不能具体地将这些影响表达出来。这本书的作者用文学分析的手法和细致程度，对每本奥斯丁的小说提炼了一个主题（虽然我觉得每本书中不一定只有一个主题，而奥斯丁的作品中有某种一以贯之的东西），结合作者本人读博期间的经历，写得非常具有启发性。同时这本书的编排，即将每本书的主题与作者的人生经历结合起来，可以感受到作者编排的用心，这是一本非常好读的书。
a book after my own heart~
提出了不少理解奥斯丁小说的角度，quite inspirational
找到了久违的阅读乐趣，阅读有关奥斯丁的一切永远都是让我最幸福的事情。
奥斯丁对我而言是非常个人的阅读体验，因为和作者经历差别很大，所以没有多少共鸣。不过作者那种简单朴素的阅读和思考方式让我觉得非常亲切，好像回到了大学时代努力剔除条条框框或者各种杂念，尽力感受思考的那些日子。所以因为能在地铁上看上几页而挣扎着起床，为了在睡前没有负担地看一章而努力工作，似乎又能感受到在那个小教室第一次学习《妇女公民大会》时的快乐。
有点鸡汤，更像回忆录。
凡是和奥斯丁有关的书总喜欢收一本，原以为和其它书差不多，但开始读了发现和作者本人的生活相联系这一点还是有点新意的
读到后面有惊喜~
《相约星期四》之后，好久没看过西方出版的心灵鸡汤类书籍了…
读不下去，放弃。奥斯丁倒是都读完了，谢谢作者
“智慧比机智更好，智慧笑到最后。”
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