音乐病
Musicophilia
Oliver Sacks · 初版 2007 年
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为什么值得读
- 包含丰富的神经医学案例与解释
- 深入探讨学者综合征等大脑异象
- 记录了联觉与绝对音高相关的病患经历
音乐能带我们领略情绪的高峰与低谷。它能促使我们消费，或唤起我们初次约会的回忆。当别无他法时，它可以带我们走出抑郁。它还能让我们随着节拍起舞。但音乐的力量远不止于此。事实上，音乐在大脑中所占据的区域比语言还要多——人类本就是充满音乐特质的物种。Oliver Sacks 充满同情心且扣人心弦的故事讲述了人们努力适应各种神经系统疾病的过程，从根本上改变了我们对自己大脑及人类体验的认知。在 Musicophilia 中，他探讨了
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……一旦你太刻意去注意它，它就溜走了，就像试图盯着眼前的飞蚊看一样。如果有参考价值的话，我是有绝对音感的。如果想深入了解这个话题，我极力推荐 Oliver Sacks 的《Musicophilia》。
…moment you pay too much attention it slips away, like trying to look at a floater in your eye. I have absolute pitch, if it's on any way relevant. For more reading on this topic I throughly recommend Musicophilia by Oliver Sacks.
我强烈推荐所有对音乐对人类的影响感兴趣的人读一读《Musicophilia: Tales of Music and the Brain》http://www.amazon.com/Musicophilia-Tales-Music-Revised-Expan...，里面充满了绝佳的医学病例、解释和有趣的理论。
I highly recommend everyone, who's interested in music influence on humans read "Musicophilia: Tales of Music and the Brain" http://www.amazon.com/Musicophilia-Tales-Music-Revised-Expan... It's full of great examples of medical cases, explanations and interesting theories.
已故的 Oliver Sacks 写的《Musicophilia》是一本涉及这个主题的好书。它深入探讨了后天学者综合征（acquired savant syndrome）等病症的神经机制，不过全书的核心还是与音乐相关的神经异常现象 https://www.amazon.com/Musicophilia-Tales-Music-Revised-Expa...
A great book that touches on the subject is "Musicophilia" by the late Oliver Sacks. It goes deep into the neurology of conditions like acquired savant syndrome, though the core of the book is on music-related neurological anomlaies https://www.amazon.com/Musicophilia-Tales-Music-Revised-Expa...
你应该读读 Oliver Sacks 的《Musicophilia》。他写了自己的一些患者体验联觉（synesthesia）的经历。http://www.goodreads.com/book/show/1297985.Musicophilia
You should read Musicophilia by Oliver Sacks. He writes about some of his patients experiencing synesthesia. http://www.goodreads.com/book/show/1297985.Musicophilia
Oliver Sacks 的《Musicophilia》里有好几个类似的例子，同时也提供了一些解释。
There are a several similar examples in Oliver Sacks' Musicophilia. It provides some explanations, too.
……对乐理（或演奏乐器）一窍不通，这场演讲让我感到很惊讶。看起来我们的大脑天生就会去捕捉模式，并试图从随机中建立秩序。这让我想起了 Oliver Sacks 的《Musicophilia》，我觉得很值得一读：https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Musicophilia
…to nothing about musical theory (or playing music), this talk surprised me. It seems that our minds are simply wired to pick up patterns and to try to make order out of randomness. I was reminded of 'Musicophilia' by Oliver Sacks, that I think is worth checking out: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Musicophilia