《鳕鱼》封面

鳕鱼

Cod

Mark Kurlansky · 初版 2004 年

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  • 强烈推荐 Mark Kurlansky 的《Cod》(鳕鱼)。读起来特别轻松。同一作者写的《Salt》(盐)也棒极了。

    I highly recommend the book “Cod” by Mark Kurlansky. It’s a very easy read. “Salt” by the same author is also fantastic.

  • Mark Kurlansky 在这种“单一事物传记”题材上可谓如鱼得水,《Salt》和《Cod》是我看到你帖子时最先想到的两本书,不过他还写过《Salmon》和《Paper》,我还没读过。我觉得可以把这类书统归在社会……的大标签下。

    Mark Kurlansky has done a brisk business in this kind of biography-of-a-thing, Salt, and Cod were the first two books I thought of when I read your post, but he's also got books called Salmon and Paper that I haven't read. I think that I would put those books under the broad heading of social…

  • 那本书是 Mark Kurlansky 写的,他在那本妙趣横生的书《Cod》里也极详细地探讨了巴斯克人(以及冰岛):https://www.amazon.com/Cod-Biography-Fish-Changed-World/dp/0...

    That book is by Mark Kurlansky who also discusses the Basques (and Iceland) in great detail in his entertaining book Cod: https://www.amazon.com/Cod-Biography-Fish-Changed-World/dp/0...

  • Mark Kurlansky(因《Cod》和《Salt》成名)写过一本书叫《The Big Oyster: History on the Half Shell》,详述了牡蛎和纽约市的历史 [0]。据说有一时期每年捕捞的牡蛎超过 7 亿只。……

    Mark Kurlansky (of Cod and Salt fame) wrote a book "The Big Oyster: History on the Half Shell" which detailed the history of oysters and NYC [0]. Apparently at one time more than 700 million oysters a year were being harvested.…

  • ……是从江河湖海中自然生成的,因此没有动物版的“原罪”。这就是为什么古人投入如此大的精力去捕捞和保存鱼类。来源:https://www.amazon.com/Cod-Biography-Fish-Changed-World-eboo... 还有食物史:https://www.amazon.com/Salt-World-History-Mark-Kurlansky-ebo... 作者对巴斯克人及巴斯克历史格外着迷。或者也可能是他们……

    …spontaneously from rivers/lakes/oceans and therefore were free from the animal version of "original sin". That's why so much effort was put into catching and preserving fish. Source: https://www.amazon.com/Cod-Biography-Fish-Changed-World-eboo... Also history of food: https://www.amazon.com/Salt-World-History-Mark-Kurlansky-ebo... The author has a fascination with Basques & Basque history. Or maybe they…

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