……A 得到 75% 的满足，需求 B 可能会显现 90%，以此类推。[/quote] 如果你想理解马斯洛，就绕不开他的两部开山之作：• 1954 年的《动机与人格》（Motivation and Personality）• 1962 年的《存在心理学探索》（Toward a Psychology of Being）。他的行文极其清晰通透，读起来绝对是一种享受。如果你时间真的非常非常紧，至少读一下他的论文《人类激励理论》（A Theory of Human Motivation）[3]。[1] https://scottbarrykaufman.com/who-created-maslows-iconic-pyr...……
…A becomes satisfied 75 per cent need B may emerge 90 per cent, and so on. [/quote] If you want to understand Maslow, there's no escaping his two seminal books: • Motivation and Personality, 1954 • Toward a Psychology of Being, 1962 He writes with superb clarity, and is an absolute joy to read. If you're really, really short on time, at least read his paper, A Theory of Human Motivation[3]. [1] https://scottbarrykaufman.com/who-created-maslows-iconic-pyr...…
说到当下的研究，我能想到保罗·布鲁姆（Paul Bloom）的《甜蜜点：痛苦的快感……》（The Sweet Spot: The Pleasures of Suffering ...）。大概还有别的。至于大约 50 年前的作品，我也强烈推荐亚伯拉罕·马斯洛（Abraham Maslow）的《存在心理学探索》（Toward a Psychology of Being）。这位作者写得太好了！话虽如此，“体面地承受痛苦”这种思想可以追溯到 2000 多年前古希腊和古罗马的斯多葛学派。读读塞内卡和爱比克泰德吧，我觉得挺管用。顺便提一句，我写过……
For current work, Paul Bloom comes to mind: "The Sweet Spot: The Pleasures of Suffering ..." Probably there are others too. From about 50 years ago, I'd also highly recommend "Toward a Psychology of Being" by Abraham Maslow. What a writer! That said, ideas about "graceful suffering" go back to the Greek and Roman Stoics from more 2000 years ago. Read some Seneca and Epictetus, I'd say. FWIW, I've written…
是啊，《存在心理学探索》（Toward a Psychology of Being）我读到一半就放弃了，因为感觉它更像是在一厢情愿地畅想这个领域未来可能的发展，还带点神秘主义色彩，而不是切实有据的真知灼见。
Yeah, I gave up halfway through Toward a Psychology of Being because it felt more like wishful thinking about what could possibly happen in the future in this field, with a touch of esotericism, rather than actual well-founded insights.
……A 得到 75% 的满足，需求 B 可能会显现 90%，以此类推。[/quote] 如果你想理解马斯洛，就绕不开他的两部开山之作：• 1954 年的《动机与人格》（Motivation and Personality）• 1962 年的《存在心理学探索》（Toward a Psychology of Being）。他的行文极其清晰通透，读起来绝对是一种享受。如果你时间真的非常非常紧，至少读一下他的论文《人类激励理论》（A Theory of Human Motivation）[3]。[1] https://scottbarrykaufman.com/who-created-maslows-iconic-pyr...……
…A becomes satisfied 75 per cent need B may emerge 90 per cent, and so on. [/quote] If you want to understand Maslow, there's no escaping his two seminal books: • Motivation and Personality, 1954 • Toward a Psychology of Being, 1962 He writes with superb clarity, and is an absolute joy to read. If you're really, really short on time, at least read his paper, A Theory of Human Motivation[3]. [1] https://scottbarrykaufman.com/who-created-maslows-iconic-pyr...…
说到当下的研究，我能想到保罗·布鲁姆（Paul Bloom）的《甜蜜点：痛苦的快感……》（The Sweet Spot: The Pleasures of Suffering ...）。大概还有别的。至于大约 50 年前的作品，我也强烈推荐亚伯拉罕·马斯洛（Abraham Maslow）的《存在心理学探索》（Toward a Psychology of Being）。这位作者写得太好了！话虽如此，“体面地承受痛苦”这种思想可以追溯到 2000 多年前古希腊和古罗马的斯多葛学派。读读塞内卡和爱比克泰德吧，我觉得挺管用。顺便提一句，我写过……
For current work, Paul Bloom comes to mind: "The Sweet Spot: The Pleasures of Suffering ..." Probably there are others too. From about 50 years ago, I'd also highly recommend "Toward a Psychology of Being" by Abraham Maslow. What a writer! That said, ideas about "graceful suffering" go back to the Greek and Roman Stoics from more 2000 years ago. Read some Seneca and Epictetus, I'd say. FWIW, I've written…
是啊，《存在心理学探索》（Toward a Psychology of Being）我读到一半就放弃了，因为感觉它更像是在一厢情愿地畅想这个领域未来可能的发展，还带点神秘主义色彩，而不是切实有据的真知灼见。
Yeah, I gave up halfway through Toward a Psychology of Being because it felt more like wishful thinking about what could possibly happen in the future in this field, with a touch of esotericism, rather than actual well-founded insights.