写作成瘾

Name: 写作成瘾
Rating: 8.1 (168 reviews)
ISBN: 9787302659013

[美]琼·博尔克(Joan Bolker)

出版社

清华大学出版社

出版时间

2024-06-01

ISBN

9787302659013

评分

★★★★★

标签

写作社会科学研究方法

书籍介绍

这不像一本教人如何写出漂亮论文的方法书，而像一份陪读博者熬过漫长拉锯战的陪伴手册。它不承诺速成，反而坦诚"每天15分钟"只是引子，真正有用的是让你养成"不写就不完整"的习惯。读者反复记住的，是那个近乎反常识的核心：先制造混乱，再清理收拾——允许自己写出糟糕的初稿，允许无聊、疲劳、迷茫都存在，只要继续写下去。它把注意力从"写出好东西"转移到"完成"本身：如何选择导师、如何与委员会沟通、如何面对"撞墙"、如何在庞大目标前重新安置自我。适合那些卡在"想太多、写不出"里的人，也适合任何需要与自己负责地打交道、把写作变成生活重量的写作者。

作者简介

琼·博尔克（Joan Bolker），教育学博士，哈佛大学写作中心联合创始人。她还是一名心理治疗师，专长是与陷入困境的作家合作。

AI导读

核心看点

破除速成幻想，强调每日微习惯养成
提供从选题到答辩的全流程实操策略
涵盖导师沟通与心理调适等深层痛点

读者共识

核心在于通过微小行动克服写作障碍
不仅讲技巧，更重心态调整与自我接纳
内容实用接地气，对各类写作均有启发

精彩摘录

"I don’t think this model worked. Much of the time it led to neat, clean, boring papers, often to empty ones with good form. It very rarely produced papers that were deeply thoughtful, that had strong and distinctive voices and styles, that raised as many questions as they answered, that made you rea"
"If you look at a piece of finished writing, all neat and orderly, and know nothing about how it actually came about, you might deduce that it was created using ‘the good old-fashioned boring model’."
"First you make a mess, then you clean it up."
"No more neat outlines with Roman numerals to follow, no elegant topic sentences for each paragraph, maybe not even any clear sense of where you’re going."
"your aim is making mud pies or sandcastles rather than stone buildings，"
"keep it going, keep the interesting and alive associations in your brain sparking."
"ignore your spelling, ignore sentence structure, don’t stop to hunt for words from the thesaurus, concentrate on what you’re trying to say, and see how many different ways you can say it."
"set up goals that are doable, never stop no matter what, and then reward yourself."