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社会主义道路是一条前人没有走过的道路，在朝着这条道路前进的过程中，需要我们不断地探索。因为前面是一片黑暗，所以这种探索有可能成功也有可能失败。苏联的解体、东欧巨变还历历在目，今天我们阅读本书就是要从教训中吸取经验，从而使我们的探索的成功率更高。

• 作者：子曰郁闷 发布时间：2019-01-05 20:55:14

  世界观设定有些让人难以理解

• 作者：刘小江 发布时间：2011-03-27 17:36:00

  TP393.09 2009 大量题目。

• 作者：古越淳风 发布时间：2023-04-13 09:16:05

  对于徐志摩这位新月诗派的中坚，既熟悉又陌生，熟悉的是他的诗作以及他与林徽音的关系，陌生的是他的原配夫人张幼仪的事迹一片空白，和陆小曼的关系也是道听途说而已，所以这本篇幅不长的小传还是蛮有裨益的，假如再写的详细些则更佳。

• 作者：rjx 发布时间：2017-12-10 01:35:10

  不错的介绍市场社会主义以及现实中社会主义经济的书

• 作者：皓月 发布时间：2023-11-14 20:17:57

  在中国进入现代性之中，近代时期作为转折，如何参照西方，整理国故而重新分类学术。从而古典学术在现代性世界中重新建立系统，奠定了世界中所有学术发展格局。在推动中国学术融入世界过程中，改变了人们的系统逻辑和系统思维。知识分类中学科概念、学术范畴、科目关系、系统规则、知识形态等等，在转换中改变学术路径和知识全景图。推动近代学术转型，既承接传统学术，并建设新的学术图谱。知识分类对于整个社会而言都有着最基础的认知意义。

• 作者：彩鸟一只 发布时间：2022-03-02 11:59:06

  喜欢《春夜雨霏霏》

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  作者：霉耀酒 发布时间：2012-03-27 16:16:40

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  兩本《成功》書頁極少。。。（而且根介紹上的字數一點都不符合。。。出版社說是27萬字。。。實際翻開只有幾萬字。。。）內容極差。。。要價竟然20元。。。（我在當當買的。。。還是打折價。。。）

  另外兩本~~一本是精華讀本。。。（說的難聽點就是跟日本人一樣。。。搞個什麽總集篇騙錢的。。。）一本是雜亂無章的垃圾書。。。

  我都不知道最近海靈格怎麼了？？為啥要這樣坑我們讀者的錢？？那老頭書裡講的良知呢？？哪去了？？被狗吃了？？被錢淹沒了？？（另附：這四本書都有同一個共同點“周鼎文 審訂”~~不知有何貓膩？？）

  說那麼多~~就是想告訴大家~~最近海靈格的書~~可以不用買了~~騙錢！！！！！！！！！！！！

• Review of Molecules: The Elements and the Architecture of Everything

  作者：RegionRuler 发布时间：2017-04-20 13:05:49

  This book is not a novel or other kinds of literature. On the contrary, it is a science popularizing book. Just as it’s name, the book mainly talks about molecules which compose the world. It has both words and pictures, so understanding becomes much easier. What’s more, the number of pictures is usually more than the number of words in one page. As a result, there are two people who contribute to this book: the author, Theodore Gray and the photographer, Nick Mann. These two people have cooperated with each other in many science popularizing books, such as Elements and Crazy Science. Although the book is about science, the words are understandable. The author tries his best to explain every term in a simple and vivid way, and he occasionally plays jokes to enhance the readability. So it’s not hard for a common person to understand it, even the person totally has no idea about science.

  Since the book is a science popularizing book, it does not have a plot like literature. However, the order is very clear and acceptable. Molecules related to this book are all common in our daily life. The book is divided into 14 chapters. In the first chapter, the author talks about atoms, for the reason that molecules are composed of atoms. Then names of molecules are discussed briefly in the next chapter. From the third chapter to the last chapter, the author introduces molecules from simple to complex. The sequence is water, oil, minerals, plants, rocks, fibers, sugar (or saccharide), vitamins, coloring matters and molecules of biology such as proteins and DNA.

  This book can be considered a successful science popularizing book. As mentioned above, the author has written a lot of science popularizing books, so he is very experienced in this field. It’s really important to illustrate a large number of pictures when introducing some knowledge of a science field. For example, the author shows vitamins, which are essential for our body, one by one mainly in pictures in the chapter “natural and artificial”. It’s too hard for a person, even he majors in science, to directly observe the properties like color and state of each vitamin, but he will know that vitamin B12 is a kind of red powder in this book.

  Due to the terms are specialized in this field, many people misunderstand some of them like “organic”. The author tries to correct it in the chapter “dead or living”. He says: “I can’t help mentioning the meaningless definition of ‘organic’...... Using ‘organic’ to distinguish good or bad, natural or unnatural, healthy or artificial is quite meaningless......”

  The author uses understandable words and vivid illustrations to make these kinds of concepts much easier to be admitted by people, and this is also the strength of the book. However, nothing is perfect, and this book is not an exception. A few terms are not explained accurately and a few pictures are used mistakenly. Here’s an example. In the chapter “rock and ore”, the author mistakes both pictures and definitions of emerald and malachite. Consequently, if not having some knowledge of them, one may confuse with them.

  All in all, mistakes are much fewer than realities. Although I have known almost all concepts in the book, I still got some new ideas and gained some knowledge after reading it, especially the vivid illustrations. Therefore, we can say that this book is a very successful science popularizing book. I recommend you strongly to read it.