Animals in Translation

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出版者:Harvest Books
作者:Temple Grandin
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頁數:372
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出版時間:2006-1
價格:USD 15.00
裝幀:Paperback
isbn號碼:9780156031448
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圖書標籤:
  • 心理學 
  • 動物 
  • 自閉癥 
  • 動物學 
  • Psychology 
  • 重要 
  • 英語 
  • 社會 
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I don't know if people will ever be able to talk to animals the way Doctor Doolittle could, or whether animals will be able to talk back. Maybe science will have something to say about that. But I do know people can learn to "talk" to animals, and to hear what animals have to say, better than they do now. --From Animals in Translation

Why would a cow lick a tractor? Why are collies getting dumber? Why do dolphins sometimes kill for fun? How can a parrot learn to spell? How did wolves teach man to evolve? Temple Grandin draws upon a long, distinguished career as an animal scientist and her own experiences with autism to deliver an extraordinary message about how animals act, think, and feel. She has a perspective like that of no other expert in the field, which allows her to offer unparalleled observations and groundbreaking ideas.

People with autism can often think the way animals think, putting them in the perfect position to translate "animal talk." Grandin is a faithful guide into their world, exploring animal pain, fear, aggression, love, friendship, communication, learning, and, yes, even animal genius. The sweep of Animals in Translation is immense and will forever change the way we think about animals.

*includes a Behavior and Training Troubleshooting Guide Among its provocative ideas, the book:

argues that language is not a requirement for consciousness--and that animals do have consciousness applies the autism theory of "hyper-specificity" to animals, showing that animals and autistic people are so sensitive to detail that they "can't see the forest for the trees"--a talent as well as a "deficit" explores the "interpreter" in the normal human brain that filters out detail, leaving people blind to much of the reality that surrounds them--a reality animals and autistic people see, sometimes all too clearlyexplains how animals have "superhuman" skills: animals have animal geniuscompares animals to autistic savants, declaring that animals may in fact be autistic savants, with special forms of genius that normal people do not possess and sometimes cannot even see examines how humans and animals use their emotions to think, to decide, and even to predict the future reveals the remarkable abilities of handicapped people and animals maintains that the single worst thing you can do to an animal is to make it feel afraid

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人类由于自身特性及文化影响容易太沉溺抽象思维,太过抽象化,现在有必要往形象化偏一点。 形象思维:身体力行、身临其境,去看去听,去感知。 动物思考是更具象化,缺乏归纳,更真实的反应世界,容易发现差异,但较难找到事物的联系。 人类思考抽象化、概念化,过度归纳,生活...  

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各位看完本书后,如果对作者格兰丁感兴趣,可以看看《火星上的人类学家》这本书。(新浪爱问上有TXT下载)书的第一章就是写她的,篇幅不长,可以看做是一篇小传吧。书里从一个心理学家的角度描述了她--一个自闭症患者和正常人是多么的不同。 在常人眼里格兰丁举止怪异...  

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聆听它们,就是聆听我们自己   【读品】罗豫/文      童话世界里,能听懂动物语言的,多是天赋异禀之人。小说和电影中,不时也有拉风的动物当配角,它们和人灵犀相同,关键时刻还能舍己救人。但在动物学家眼里,这些大都是人类一厢情愿的文学叙事。对于那些喜欢动物,...  

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兽医也好,畜牧工作者也好,或者宠物主人,都会烦恼动物到底在想什么。什么引起了动物的犹豫不前?什么事能让动物开心?为什么有的动物这么有攻击性?…… 对以上的问题,这本书里都有解答。这本书就是《我们为什么不说话》,一本以自闭症患者的视角来描写动物行为的书。 这本...  

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我们总是会听到这样的说法:人类把狼驯服成了狗。其实狼也驯化了人类,如果人类的祖先在十几万年前就开始和狼同居开始将它们驯化为狗,人类社会的很多特性可能是从狼学来的,比如一夫一妻,结交朋友,复杂的社会结构,捕猎时的团体作战,这些都是大猩猩所没有的。 现今,人类和...  

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這本書呢,很多部分都是敘述作者訓練自己去被動IC,更偏嚮於物理描述,但對主動ITC來說也有一定的參考意義,似乎作為基準用書更為恰當一些。

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幫助我們更深刻的理解動物的行為及想法,也幫助我們瞭解自閉癥患者。

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論自閉癥患者和動物的思考方式與普通人的不同~不要以己度人,不要以為動物的想法跟你一樣。動物有很多本能,遇到閤適的信號就會觸發。動物的大腦神經連接簡單,所以他們的想法也簡單,沒有那麼復雜的情感,所以不會得抑鬱癥,也不容易齣毛病。

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大可不以autistic person的角度來看temple,某種意義上,在他們的世界裏,或會比我們更專注於某些人與事,temple隻不過是其中最為成功、齣類拔萃的一個,這樣可能就不難解釋她會成為一名如此齣色的animal scientist。相對於自負浮誇喜怒無常奸險野蠻功利的人類而言,與動物的溝通很簡單,且有著友善的互動與交流。Temple Grandin的成長曆程是一次很好的啓發,先看她的自傳電影,再看這本書吧。都很好。

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論自閉癥患者和動物的思考方式與普通人的不同~不要以己度人,不要以為動物的想法跟你一樣。動物有很多本能,遇到閤適的信號就會觸發。動物的大腦神經連接簡單,所以他們的想法也簡單,沒有那麼復雜的情感,所以不會得抑鬱癥,也不容易齣毛病。

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