街头共舞
Dancing in the Streets
Barbara Ehrenreich · 初版 2006 年
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“文化历史学者 Ehrenreich 探讨了一种被极力压抑以至于我们甚至缺乏专属词汇来形容的人类冲动：对集体狂欢的渴望，在历史上它常体现为盛宴、盛装与狂舞等狂喜的庆祝活动。她揭示了群体狂欢在人类生物学与文化层面的起源。尽管16世纪的欧洲人将大型庆典视为异域且‘野蛮’的行为，但 Ehrenreich 指出，这些狂欢原本深植于西方传统，从古希腊一直延续到中世纪基督教。最终，教会官员将庆典驱赶到了街头，新教徒则将狂欢定为非法
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如果你喜欢 Barbara Ehrenreich 的《Nickel and Dimed》[0]，你可能也会喜欢她其他几本不相干的书。我强烈推荐她的《Dancing in the Streets》[1]，讲述了 5000 年来欧洲文化走向僵死（而且还是欧洲人自己一手造成的）的历史，它和 Graeber 的《Debt: The First 5,000》[2]非常搭，两本书节奏相似，而且更……
If you liked Barbara Ehrenreich's "Nickel and Dimed,"[0] you might like a few of her unrelated books as well. I highly recommend her "Dancing in the Streets,"[1] a 5,000 year history of the deadening of European culture (at Europeans' own hands, no less) that pairs nicely with Graeber's "Debt: The First 5,000"[2], a book of similar pacing, as well as a much…
关于这个主题的几本书：1. Putnam 的《Bowling Alone》引用了社会学来源 2. Ehrenreich 的《Dancing in the Streets》引用了历史来源 3. Liming 的《Hanging Out》引用了自传和文学来源。
Couple of books on this theme: 1. Putnam's Bowling Alone cites sociological sources 2. Ehrenreich's Dancing in the Streets cited historical sources 3. Liming's Hanging Out cites autobiographical and literary sources.
……相信这个，去读读 Naomi Klein 的《This Changes Everything》和 Peter Frase 的《Four Futures》。如果你胆子够大，接着还可以读 Nancy Isenberg 的《White Trash》，以及 Barbara Ehrenreich 的《Dancing in the Streets》和《Witches, Midwives, & Nurses》，深入看看我们究竟是怎样、以及错乱了多久。如果这一切都没直接让你想寻死（更别提放弃维持你的 startup 庞氏骗局了），……
…believe this, read Naomi Klein's "This Changes Everything," and Peter Frase's "Four Futures." If you're daring enough, you can follow those with Nancy Isenberg's "White Trash," and Barbara Ehrenreich's "Dancing in the Streets" and "Witches, Midwives, & Nurses" for a deep look at how and how long we've been going wrong. If that all doesn't make you straight up suicidal (let alone quit maintaining your startup pyramid scheme),…
……色彩斑斓的冒险，同时也不失厚重感。如果你想获取非虚构类的干货信息，我推荐 Galeano 的《Open Veins of Latin America》、CrimethInc 的《No Wall They Can Build》，或者 Ehrenreich 的《Dancing in the Streets》。在纯智力探索的领域，Sacks 的《The Man Who Mistook His Wife for a Hat》绝不会让你失望。
…colorful adventure not without gravitas. If you're trying to gain non-fiction information, I would recommend Galeano's "Open Veins of Latin America," CrimethInc's "No Wall They Can Build," or Ehrenreich's "Dancing in the Streets." In the realm of pure intellectual pursuit, Sacks' "The Man Who Mistook His Wife for a Hat" will not disappoint.
最近在狂刷 Barbara Ehrenreich 的书：《Nickeled and Dimed》、《Dancing in the Streets》、《Natural Causes》
Binging on Barbara Ehrenreich: Nickeled and Dimed, Dancing in the Streets, Natural Causes