……那一章最棒；其他部分更轻量一些；读起来很轻松）多萝西·塞耶斯的《Clouds of Witnesses》（证言如云）（不是我最喜欢的塞耶斯推理小说，但也挺好看）阿瑟·柯南·道尔的《血字的研究》（推荐）伦纳德·萨克斯的《Why Gender Matters》（养男育女调不同）（推荐；书中大部分内容基于扎实的科学研究，但他确实也有一两次推论走得太激进了。）托比亚斯·沃尔夫的《Old School》（老学派）（推荐；讲述了一个电视尚未普及、高中……的世界
…chapter is best; other parts are more light-weight; easy read) Clouds of Witnesses - Dorothy Sayers (not my favorite Sayers mystery, but enjoyable) A Study in Scarlet - Arthur Conan Doyle (recommended) Why Gender Matters - Leonard Sax (recommended; most of the book is based on good science, but he does go out on a limb a time or two.) Old School - Tobias Wolff (recommended; a world before widespread TV where high school…
Interesting stuff. I wonder, though: > 62. In Why Gender Matters, Dr. Sax explains that "anomalous males" -- boys who like to read, who don't enjoy competitive sports or rough-and-tumble play, and who don't have a lot of close male friends -- should be firmly disciplined,…
Last paragraph of TFA: > But “different” doesn’t necessarily imply “better.” As I stressed in the second edition of my book Why Gender Matters, apples and oranges are different. That doesn’t mean apples are better than oranges. Men and women are turning out to be different, more different than we may have imagined. That doesn’t mean that women…
Looks like they _might_ have been in the study set, but weren't separated out and focused on? At any rate, the author is hoping for the same: "In the first edition of my book Why Gender Matters, published by Doubleday in 2005, I devoted a chapter to kids who are psychologically “gender-atypical.” I suggested that these kids are somewhere in between male and female. But the Stanford study provides…
……那一章最棒；其他部分更轻量一些；读起来很轻松）多萝西·塞耶斯的《Clouds of Witnesses》（证言如云）（不是我最喜欢的塞耶斯推理小说，但也挺好看）阿瑟·柯南·道尔的《血字的研究》（推荐）伦纳德·萨克斯的《Why Gender Matters》（养男育女调不同）（推荐；书中大部分内容基于扎实的科学研究，但他确实也有一两次推论走得太激进了。）托比亚斯·沃尔夫的《Old School》（老学派）（推荐；讲述了一个电视尚未普及、高中……的世界
…chapter is best; other parts are more light-weight; easy read) Clouds of Witnesses - Dorothy Sayers (not my favorite Sayers mystery, but enjoyable) A Study in Scarlet - Arthur Conan Doyle (recommended) Why Gender Matters - Leonard Sax (recommended; most of the book is based on good science, but he does go out on a limb a time or two.) Old School - Tobias Wolff (recommended; a world before widespread TV where high school…
《Why Gender Matters: What Parents and Teachers Need to Know about The Emerging Science of Sex Differences》是一本绝佳的读物。http://amzn.to/1NKVQ6d
An excellent read is Why Gender Matters: What Parents and Teachers Need to Know about The Emerging Science of Sex Differences. http://amzn.to/1NKVQ6d
http://www.amazon.com/Why-Gender-Matters-Teachers-Difference...
http://www.amazon.com/Why-Gender-Matters-Teachers-Difference...
很有意思的内容。不过我有点纳闷：> 62. 在《Why Gender Matters》中，萨克斯博士解释说，“非典型男性”——即喜欢读书、不喜欢竞技性体育运动或打闹嬉戏、并且没有多少亲密男性朋友的男孩——应该受到严格管教，……
Interesting stuff. I wonder, though: > 62. In Why Gender Matters, Dr. Sax explains that "anomalous males" -- boys who like to read, who don't enjoy competitive sports or rough-and-tumble play, and who don't have a lot of close male friends -- should be firmly disciplined,…
原文章（TFA）的最后一段：> 但“不同”并不一定意味着“更好”。正如我在《Why Gender Matters》第二版中强调的那样，苹果和橙子是不一样的。这并不意味着苹果就比橙子好。事实证明，男女确实存在差异，而且差异程度可能超出了我们的想象。但这并不意味着女性……
Last paragraph of TFA: > But “different” doesn’t necessarily imply “better.” As I stressed in the second edition of my book Why Gender Matters, apples and oranges are different. That doesn’t mean apples are better than oranges. Men and women are turning out to be different, more different than we may have imagined. That doesn’t mean that women…
看起来他们“可能”被包含在研究样本集里了，但并没有被单挑出来专门研究？无论如何，作者也有同样的期待：“在我 2005 年由 Doubleday 出版的《Why Gender Matters》第一版中，我专门用了一章来讨论心理上‘性别非典型’的孩子。我提出这些孩子介于男性和女性之间。但斯坦福的这项研究提供了……”
Looks like they _might_ have been in the study set, but weren't separated out and focused on? At any rate, the author is hoping for the same: "In the first edition of my book Why Gender Matters, published by Doubleday in 2005, I devoted a chapter to kids who are psychologically “gender-atypical.” I suggested that these kids are somewhere in between male and female. But the Stanford study provides…