
普鲁斯特与乌贼
Proust and the Squid
Maryanne Wolf · 初版 2007 年
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收录于《Proust and the Squid: The Story and Science of the Reading Brain》(Harper Perennial,2008年)。该书讲述了当我们学习阅读时大脑所发生的改变。
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Proust and the Squid
Maryanne Wolf · 初版 2007 年
收录于《Proust and the Squid: The Story and Science of the Reading Brain》(Harper Perennial,2008年)。该书讲述了当我们学习阅读时大脑所发生的改变。
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…学会如何读写,但你不还是学会了。确实如此。大多数人根本没有意识到书面语言实际上有多么反直觉、多么难掌握,但我们不都学会了嘛。有一本关于这个主题的好书叫《普鲁斯特与乌贼》(Proust and the Squid)[1];它探讨了阅读的历史、演变和神经科学机制,非常引人深思。真的完全没有理由认为数学/音乐/编程等领域会有什么不同。[1] http://www.amazon.com/Proust-Squid-Story-Science-Reading/dp/...
…learn how to read and write, yet here you are. Exactly. Most people don't realize how unnatural and difficult written language actually is, yet here we are. There's a great book on the subject called 'Proust and the Squid'[1]; it looks into the history, development and neuroscience of reading and it's quite eye-opening. There's really no reason to believe why math/music/programming/etc should be any different. [1] http://www.amazon.com/Proust-Squid-Story-Science-Reading/dp/...
几年前出过一本书,叫《普鲁斯特与乌贼》(Proust and the Squid),作者是玛丽安娜·沃尔夫(Maryanne Wolf),讲的是阅读与大脑。书中有一部分讨论了阅读障碍。我是好些年前读的了,书里的内容有时相当晦涩,而且神经科学也不是我的专业领域。话虽…
There's a book that came out some years ago, Proust and the Squid, by Maryanne Wolf, on the subject of reading and the brain. Part of the book discusses dyslexia. Now, I read it years ago, the book is fairly dense at times, and neuroscience is not my field. With those…
…阅读方式正在发生改变,玛丽安娜·沃尔夫(Maryanne Wolf)的研究非常棒。她的书《读者,回家吧:数字世界中的阅读大脑》(Reader, Come Home: The Reading Brain in a Digital World)对审视阅读的多重视角进行了绝佳的概述。(同一作者的《普鲁斯特与乌贼》我还没读过,但我猜涉及的主题差不多)按照沃尔夫的说法,我们的“阅读回路”正在神经层面发生改变,从而影响到推理、批判性思维甚至共情能力。…
…reading is changing, Maryanne Wolf's research is great. Her book 'Reader, Come Home: The Reading Brain in a Digital World' gives a great overview of a diverse way of looking at reading. (I haven't read 'Proust and the Squid' yet, by the same author, but I think it touches on similar topics) According to Wolf, our "reading circuits" are changing on a neurological level, affecting reasoning, critical thinking and even empathy.…