Look at Me!

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作者:Brim, Orville Gilbert
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页数:240
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出版时间:2009-10
价格:$ 79.10
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isbn号码:9780472070701
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图书标签:
  • 儿童绘本
  • 成长
  • 自信
  • 自我认知
  • 情绪管理
  • 人际关系
  • 鼓励
  • 积极心理学
  • 家庭教育
  • 绘本故事
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Four million adults in the United States say that becoming famous is the most important goal in their lives. In any random sampling of one hundred American adults, two will have fame as their consuming desire. What motivates those who set fame as their priority, where did the desire come from, how does the pursuit of fame influence their lives, and how is it expressed? Based on the research of Orville Gilbert Brim, award-winning scholar in the field of child and human development, "Look at Me " answers those questions. "Look at Me " examines the desire to be famous in people of all ages, backgrounds, and social status and how succeeding or failing affects their lives and their personalities. It explores the implications of the pursuit of fame throughout a person's lifetime, covering the nature of the desire; fame, money, and power; the sources of fame; how people find a path to fame; the kinds of recognition sought; creating an audience; making fame last; and the resulting, often damaged, life of the fame-seeker. In our current age of celebrity fixation and reality television, Brim gives us a social-psychological perspective on the origins of this pervasive desire for fame and its effects on our lives.""Look at Me " is a fascinating in-depth study of society's obsession with fame. If you ever wondered what it's like to be famous, why fame comes to some and is sought by others, it's all here . . ."---Jeffrey L. Bewkes, Chairman and CEO, Time Warner"In a voice filled with wisdom and insight, daring and self-reflection, Orville Brim masterfully traces the developmental origins and trajectory of fame. "Look at Me " lets us see---with new eyes---the cultural priorities and obsessions that feed our individual hunger and appetites. A rare and rewarding book."---Sara Lawrence-Lightfoot, Emily Hargroves Fisher Professor of Education at Harvard University and author of "Respect and The Third Chapter"Orville Gilbert Brim has had a long and distinguished career. He is the former director of the John D. and Catherine T. MacArthur Foundation Research Network on Successful Midlife Development, former president of the Foundation for Child Development, former president of the Russell Sage Foundation, and author and coauthor of more than a dozen books about human development, intelligence, ambition, and personality.Cover image (c)iStockphoto.com/susib

《注视我!》是一本充满想象力的儿童绘本,旨在鼓励小读者们发现自己独特的魅力,并勇敢地展现自我。本书通过一系列生动有趣的插画和富有感染力的文字,引导孩子们认识到,每一个个体都是独一无二的,都值得被看见和赞赏。 故事围绕着一群小动物展开,它们各自拥有与众不同的特质。有的小动物擅长奔跑,速度如风;有的善于攀爬,身手敏捷;有的声音洪亮,歌声悦耳;有的则心灵手巧,能用细小的爪子做出精美的物件。然而,起初,它们似乎都在为自己的“与众不同”而感到些许不安,甚至试图模仿他人,融入所谓的“群体规范”。 绘本并没有直接给出“你应该这样”的教导,而是巧妙地通过情节发展,让孩子们自己去体会。例如,一只名叫“斑点”的小兔子,因为身上有着与众不同的黑色斑点,总是躲在人群后面,羡慕着其他纯色兔子的整齐划一。它曾试图用泥土将自己的斑点遮盖,却发现那样反而让它失去了原本的光彩,变得黯淡无光。直到有一天,它在一次捉迷藏的游戏中,凭借自己独特的斑点,成功地融入了环境中,成为了一道有趣的风景,其他小动物们反而因为它的与众不同而更容易发现它,并发出惊喜的赞叹。 另一位主角是名叫“小羽”的小鸟。小羽的羽毛颜色并不鲜艳,不像其他鸟儿那样有着火红的翅膀或翠绿的尾巴。因此,它觉得自己不够吸引人,总是默默地歌唱,担心自己的声音不够嘹亮,无法吸引听众。但当一只迷路的松鼠找不到方向时,小羽用它那清脆而悠扬的歌声,指引着松鼠找到了回家的路。其他小动物们这时才发现,小羽的歌声虽然不似鹦鹉那般绚丽,却有着一种宁静致远的治愈力量,能够安抚焦躁的心灵。 绘本中的每一位角色,都经历着相似的成长与自我发现的过程。它们学会了不再因为自己的“特别”而感到羞怯,而是将其视为一种宝贵的财富。它们开始欣赏彼此的优点,不再拿自己的短处去比较他人的长处。当小猪表演它那笨拙却充满热情的舞蹈时,大家会为它加油;当小鼹鼠用它灵巧的鼻子挖掘出地下最甜美的根茎时,大家会开心地分享;当小狐狸用它狡黠的眼睛发现隐藏的乐趣时,大家会跟着它一起欢笑。 《注视我!》所传递的核心信息,是用温暖而充满力量的方式,引导孩子们理解“看见”与“被看见”的意义。它鼓励孩子“注视”自己,发掘内在的光芒,勇敢地“注视”他人,欣赏他们的独特性。这本书并非仅仅停留在表面,告诉孩子们要自信,而是通过一系列引人入胜的故事,让他们在阅读的过程中,自然而然地感受到自我价值,学会接纳不完美,并懂得如何与他人建立真诚而美好的关系。 插画风格上,本书采用了鲜艳而柔和的色彩,笔触细腻而富有童趣,将每一个小动物的性格都刻画得栩栩如生。大片的留白与精致的细节相得益彰,为小读者们留下了丰富的想象空间。文字方面,语言简洁明快,富有韵律感,适合亲子共读,或让稍大一些的孩子自主阅读。 《注视我!》不仅是一本给孩子看的书,也是一本让家长反思的书。它提醒我们在孩子的成长过程中,要给予足够的关注和鼓励,看到他们每一个微小的闪光点,并帮助他们认识到,真正的“好看”不是千篇一律,而是源于内心的自信和对自我价值的肯定。这本书的最终目的,是让每一个孩子都能抬头挺胸,勇敢地对世界说:“请注视我!我在这里,我很好!”

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