Measuring the World

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出版者:Pantheon
作者:Daniel Kehlmann
出品人:
頁數:259
译者:Carol Brown Janeway
出版時間:2006-11-7
價格:USD 23.00
裝幀:Hardcover
isbn號碼:9780375424465
叢書系列:
圖書標籤:
  • 小說
  • DanielKehlmann
  • 暢銷小說
  • 數學
  • 外國文學
  • measuringtheworld
  • 英文
  • 美國
  • 地理
  • 測量
  • 科學
  • 探索
  • 世界
  • 數據
  • 地圖
  • 研究
  • 技術
  • 知識
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具體描述

Loosely based on the lives of 19th-century explorer Alexander von Humboldt and a contemporary, mathematician Carl Friedrich Gauss, Kehlmann's novel, a German bestseller widely heralded as an exemplar of "new" German fiction, injects musty history with shots of whimsy and irony. Humboldt voyages to South America to map the Orinoco River, climb the Chimborazo peak in Ecuador and measure "every river, every mountain and every lake in his path." Gauss is the hedgehog to Humboldt's fox, leaping out of bed on his wedding night to jot down a formula and rarely leaving his hometown of Göttingen. The two meet at a scientific congress in 1828, when Germany is in turmoil after the fall of Napoleon. Other luminaries appear throughout the novel, including a senile Immanuel Kant, Louis Daguerre and Thomas Jefferson. The narrative is notable for its brisk pacing, lively prose and wry humor (curmudgeonly Gauss laments, for instance, how "every idiot would be able to... invent the most complete nonsense" about him 200 years hence), which keenly complements Kehlmann's intelligent, if not especially deep, treatment of science, mathematics and reason at the end of the Enlightenment.

著者簡介

丹尼爾• 凱曼(Daniel Kehlmann)

德國當代作傢,評論傢。1975年齣生於慕尼黑。後考入維也納大學,攻讀哲學與德國文學。

1997年齣版第一本小說《貝爾宏姆的想象》。2003年,小說《我與康明斯基》為他贏得世界聲譽。2005年,剛滿30歲的他齣版《丈量世界》,被譯為40多種語言,銷量突破200萬冊,被譽為二戰後德語文學最偉大的成就之一。2008年獲托馬斯•曼奬。

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讀後感

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周末在家,读完《测量世界》。读时心潮澎湃,兴奋不已。 高斯和洪堡,一个出身贫寒,一个出身贵族,前者靠公爵资助读完大学,后者是公爵的养子。一个用大脑推测丈量地球和宇宙,一辈子没出过德国国境;另外一个发现了南美大陆众多的自然现象和奇观,考察过亚马逊河流域。 我...  

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** 閱讀日期:2007.2.5-2.6 ** 我的感想:引人入勝,一口氣想看完的書。 ** 書前的序給我的懷疑:只有寫專文推薦那位是真的有看完這本書,名家推薦的人大概都是看過前幾章,要不就是隨手寫寫,才會覺得這本書是遊記。 ** 這本書寫的是兩個天才從小到老的生命歷程,洪堡跟他最...  

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自从人类进化为有思维能力的智人,思考就成了人类最好的朋友,并且被认为是人类有别并且优于其他生物的原因。人类似乎无论何时也不会停止自己思考的脚步,且从中找到了真正的乐趣,而《丈量世界》的作者就从两位天才的奋斗过程中为我们思辨的展现了人类思考的历程。 故事总要从...  

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周末在家,读完《测量世界》。读时心潮澎湃,兴奋不已。 高斯和洪堡,一个出身贫寒,一个出身贵族,前者靠公爵资助读完大学,后者是公爵的养子。一个用大脑推测丈量地球和宇宙,一辈子没出过德国国境;另外一个发现了南美大陆众多的自然现象和奇观,考察过亚马逊河流域。 我...  

評分

** 閱讀日期:2007.2.5-2.6 ** 我的感想:引人入勝,一口氣想看完的書。 ** 書前的序給我的懷疑:只有寫專文推薦那位是真的有看完這本書,名家推薦的人大概都是看過前幾章,要不就是隨手寫寫,才會覺得這本書是遊記。 ** 這本書寫的是兩個天才從小到老的生命歷程,洪堡跟他最...  

用戶評價

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German romanticism is awaken by the hypothesis - what if basic ideas shaped our nowadays world is more derived from personal fever when science was deemed as a 'cult' rather than logical inevitabilities proclaimed&verified by its overwhelming effectiveness afterwards? Then, how should we weigh those people bearing contradictory ideas to their age?

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German romanticism is awaken by the hypothesis - what if basic ideas shaped our nowadays world is more derived from personal fever when science was deemed as a 'cult' rather than logical inevitabilities proclaimed&verified by its overwhelming effectiveness afterwards? Then, how should we weigh those people bearing contradictory ideas to their age?

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Getting bored of the thin fabric of the society

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First time read a seemingly weird novel, but very interesting, insightful. It shows two different genius' different ways of measuring the universe around them, one prefers to stay at home and keep thinking mathematics issues, the other want to adventure across globe and collect nature samples. Genius not always decent, sometimes evilly desirable.

评分

German romanticism is awaken by the hypothesis - what if basic ideas shaped our nowadays world is more derived from personal fever when science was deemed as a 'cult' rather than logical inevitabilities proclaimed&verified by its overwhelming effectiveness afterwards? Then, how should we weigh those people bearing contradictory ideas to their age?

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