
人类动物园
The Human Zoo
Desmond Morris · 初版 1969 年
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Morris 深入审视了在城市生活的压力与紧迫之下的人类物种。本研究聚焦于城市居民。Morris 发现他们与动物园中圈养的动物有着惊人的相似之处,并细致考察了城市生活的压力与紧张状态下人类的攻击性、性行为以及育儿行为。
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The Human Zoo
Desmond Morris · 初版 1969 年
Morris 深入审视了在城市生活的压力与紧迫之下的人类物种。本研究聚焦于城市居民。Morris 发现他们与动物园中圈养的动物有着惊人的相似之处,并细致考察了城市生活的压力与紧张状态下人类的攻击性、性行为以及育儿行为。
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……写作。我也发现自己经常思考人际交往的问题,尤其是广大普通大众干出的那些蠢事;而且我最近正在读德斯蒙德·莫里斯的《人类动物园》(写得绝了,虽然稍微有点年代感,但如果你没看过一定会喜欢的),你的文章真的让我产生了极大的共鸣——尤其是那句“吹嘘,就是强行把自以为能提高身份的想法硬塞给别人……”
…writing. I'm also finding myself thinking a lot about social interactions, especially the dumb nonsense vast swathes of our populations carry out, and being currently in the middle of Desmond Morris "Human Zoo" (brilliant, slightly dated, but you'll love it if you're not familiar) your piece really struck a chord - particularly with "Bragging is personally imposing what-you-believe-to-be status-elevating thoughts…
……品味。> 我也发现自己经常思考人际交往的问题,尤其是广大普通大众干出的那些蠢事;而且我最近正在读德斯蒙德·莫里斯的《人类动物园》(写得绝了,虽然稍微有点年代感,但如果你没看过一定会喜欢的),你的文章真的让我产生了极大的共鸣——尤其是那句“吹嘘,就是强行把自以为能提高身份的想法硬塞给别人……”
…taste. > I'm also finding myself thinking a lot about social interactions, especially the dumb nonsense vast swathes of our populations carry out, and being currently in the middle of Desmond Morris "Human Zoo" (brilliant, slightly dated, but you'll love it if you're not familiar) your piece really struck a chord - particularly with "Bragging is personally imposing what-you-believe-to-be status-elevating thoughts…
这让我想起了动物学家德斯蒙德·莫里斯写的《人类动物园》,读起来非常引人入胜。
This reminds me of 'Human Zoo' by the zoologist Desmond Morris, which is a fascinating read.
《人类动物园》- 德斯蒙德·莫里斯(https://www.goodreads.com/book/show/333063.The_Human_Zoo)。莫里斯利用他动物学家的背景,把人类当作普通动物来进行剖析;顺着这种思路后来诞生了好多书……
The Human Zoo - Desmond Morris ( https://www.goodreads.com/book/show/333063.The_Human_Zoo ) Morris uses his background as a zoologist to examine human beings as a regular animal; many books have come out of this approach.…
《人类动物园》,德斯蒙德·莫里斯
The Human Zoo, Desmond Morris
听起来挺靠谱的。德斯蒙德·莫里斯在《人类动物园》这本书里探讨过这种现象,大意是说人们需要觉得自己在哪方面是最厉害的,所以他们会选择越来越窄的小众领域或爱好,这样他们终于能在一个自己还有机会赢的水平线上竞争了……
Sounds about right to me. The book The Human Zoo by Desmond Morris discusses this phenomenon r.e. people need to feel the best at something so they pick ever smaller niches or hobbies where they can finally compete at a level where they have a chance…