The Noonday Demon

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Andrew Solomon writes about politics, culture, and health. He lives in New York and London. He has written for many publications--such as the New York Times, The New Yorker and Artforum--on topics including depression, Soviet artists, the cultural rebirth of Afghanistan, Libyan politics, and deaf culture. He is also a Contributing Writer for Travel and Leisure. In 2008, he was awarded the Humanitarian Award of the Society of Biological Psychiatry for his contributions to the field of mental health. He has a staff appointment as a Lecturer in Psychiatry at Cornell Medical School (Weill-Cornell Medical College).

出版者:Scribner
作者:Andrew Solomon
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頁數:576
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出版時間:2002-4
價格:USD 18.00
裝幀:Paperback
isbn號碼:9780684854670
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  • 心理學 
  • 抑鬱癥 
  • AndrewSolomon 
  • 英文原版 
  • 美國 
  • depression 
  • Andrew-Solomon 
  • 心理 
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Sometimes, the legacy of depression includes a wisdom beyond one's years, a depth of passion unexperienced by those who haven't traveled to hell and back. Off the charts in its enlightening, comprehensive analysis of this pervasive yet misunderstood condition, The Noonday Demon forges a long, brambly path through the subject of depression--exposing all the discordant views and "answers" offered by science, philosophy, law, psychology, literature, art, and history. The result is a sprawling and thoroughly engrossing study, brilliantly synthesized by author Andrew Solomon.

Deceptively simple chapter titles (including "Breakdowns," "Treatments," "Addiction," "Suicide") each sit modestly atop a virtual avalanche of Solomon's intellect. This is not a book to be skimmed. But Solomon commands the language--and his topic--with such grace and empathy that the constant flow of references, poems, and quotations in his paragraphs arrive like welcome dinner guests. A longtime sufferer of severe depression himself, Solomon willingly shares his life story with readers. He discusses updated information on various drugs and treatment approaches while detailing his own trials with them. He describes a pharmaceutical company's surreal stage production (involving Pink Floyd, kick dancers, and an opener à la Cats) promoting a new antidepressant to their sales team. He chronicles his research visits to assorted mental institutions, which left him feeling he would "much rather engage with every manner of private despair than spend a protracted time" there. Under Solomon's care, however, such tales offer much more than shock value. They show that depression knows no social boundaries, manifests itself quite differently in each person, and has become political. And, while it may worsen or improve, depression will never be eradicated. Hope lies in finding ways--as Solomon clearly has--to harness its powerful lessons. --Liane Thomas

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我也不知道看明白这本书是不是值得骄傲的事情。 只是太多的事情,除了我们,别人没法了解。作者不愧是畅销书作家,自己的经历写得栩栩如生不说,并且颇有实践价值,可以作为轻度抑郁的治疗指南。欣赏他对于吃药的科学态度。 大部分篇幅没有这么多意义,只是倾诉而已,对特别的...  

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误解,有多少是来自不了解,不愿意了解或者说回避这个问题。从我开始看《忧郁》这本书开始,每一个看到书名的人都不约而同地对我说同一个意思的话——这种书还是少看,越看越容易陷进去,本来没什么看看就觉得有什么,然后就出不来了。或者说这种书我不敢看,怕自己会陷落进去...  

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适当忧郁是正常美丽的,但是如果成为病态确实很可怕. 两者之间是如何转化的呢? 那些敏感的头脑,为人类带来更多的思想,很可怜地更容易受这种病的侵扰。 尽管有很重要的天生遗传成分,但是,忧郁转化为症难道就不能自控预防吗? 很同情  

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忧郁症绝对不是你某天起床后对工作的忧虑或者某个下午失恋后的痛苦。 只有忧郁症患者才能真正理解忧郁症患者,即使受过治疗忧郁症训练的心理医生,如果没有感知过忧郁症带来的恐惧,治疗永远就只能停留在生理的解释上,不可能真的穿透这两个完全隔绝的精神世界。同理,一本如果...  

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第二次看《忧郁》,哭了很多次,有时是为了抑郁症患者那种深深的绝望、对自己的厌恶而悲伤;更多的时候,是为了经历如此悲惨之人能够有机会得到救赎,超越自己的苦难而感动。 写出这本书的重要意义,诚如作者所说,抑郁症患者是不太会去寻求帮助,不容易引起关注的一群人,所...  

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等待,靜靜等待,痛苦的時刻一定會過去的。

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In a nutshell, depression sucks and anti-depressant helps. You expect poems from Andrew Solomon but instead you get plain accounts and medical reports.

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三星半,有些地方也太囉嗦瞭。個人的案例混閤得都找不到主綫和邏輯

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等待,靜靜等待,痛苦的時刻一定會過去的。

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讀完瞭 纔發現 那些周邊喊著的憂鬱的人 大多都是閑的無病呻吟

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