How to Talk About Books You Haven't Read

皮耶‧巴亞德（PIERRE BAYARD）巴黎第五大學的法國文學教授兼心理分析學者。曾出版過許多書籍，《福爾摩斯錯了！》（Sherlock Holmes Was Wrong: Reopening the Case of the Hound of the Baskervilles）、《誰殺了艾克洛德？》（Who Killed Roger Ackroyd?: The Mystery Behind the Agatha Christie Mystery）。他也擔任過電視評論節目主持人。

出版者:Bloomsbury USA

作者:Pierre Bayard

页数:208

译者:Mehlman, Jeffrey

出版时间:2009-9-29

价格:USD 14.00

装帧:Paperback

isbn号码:9781596915435

图书标签:文学閑書文学批评人文读书英文書外文

"Provocative, challenging and witty...In challenging the line between reading and non-reading, Bayard actually whet my appetite to read more."--"USA Today "With so many important books out there, and thousands more being published each year, what are we supposed to do in those inevitable social situations where we're forced to talk about books we haven't read? Pierre Bayard argues that it doesn't really matter if you've read a book or not. (In fact, in certain situations, reading the book is the worst thing you could do.) Championing the various forms of "non-reading," "How to Talk About Books You Haven't Read "is really a celebration of books, for book lovers everywhere to enjoy, ponder, argue about--and perhaps even read.

读后感

从头到尾读完《不用读完一本书》本身就是有点讽刺的事情。我还是跳过了推荐序和后记，因为我只关心这本书在卖什么关子。 全书12章分为3大部分： 1至4章谈读过或没读过的几种情况，的确很多书没必要精读，不过作者提出，有些书不止看看目录，大致略过就好了，很多时候，读过也会...  

奥斯卡·王尔德曾经说过，“我从不看自己必须评论的书；那会让你形成偏见。”，不读书的方式不止一种，最为极端的就是从不开启一本书的那种。对于任意一位读者，无论他是如何专注于阅读，事实上对于差不多所有印刷出来的东西，都要抱着这样的从来不看的态度。因为事实上这是我...  

"...culture is above all a matter of orientation. Being cultivated is a matter not of having read any book in particular, but of being able to find your bearings within books as a system...what counts in a book is the books alongside it." 1.这是一本理论书...  

阅读习惯渐渐产生了一些变化。之前所崇尚的''书非通读而不读也''的执拗，开始被理智占了上风。文章读得愈多，而一本一本读书的野心开始平和。 我解，''并不是有那么多时间字读通赏珠玑必较的''。当然，通常情况下这类言语分明是遁词，而事实却证明，我因此比之前一段时间阅读量...  

看到这本书的时候，想到的是里面的字是繁体的，反正无聊就拿了回来。坚持了一个多月才看完，但也只是看完第一遍而已。 因为序言很无聊，什么卧虎藏龙，可是看了很久都不知道什么是卧虎藏龙的，所以就放弃了。但是后来翻开了第一章以后就不想放下，真的是卧虎藏龙啊。 对于书籍...  

用户评价

#没看完，但决定弃了。这书太扯了。。。

所以，其实谈论自己最重要！

#没看完，但决定弃了。这书太扯了。。。

TEMP#这是一本自我指向的书。我读过目录自认为体会了百分之四十。#mobi

TEMP#这是一本自我指向的书。我读过目录自认为体会了百分之四十。#mobi