《安德鲁·卡内基》封面

安德鲁·卡内基

Andrew Carnegie

David Nasaw · 初版 2006 年

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在这部宏伟的传记中,著名历史学家David Nasaw生动再现了美国最具标志性的商业传奇人物之一——Andrew Carnegie白手起家的非凡历程,他是美国第一位现代工业巨头。从十三岁时的第一份缠线童工工作,到退休时成为世界首富,Carnegie是美国梦的化身,也是当今亿万富翁的雏形。借助大量新披露的史料,Nasaw精彩绝伦地探究了这位极具魅力且复杂的巨擘的内心世界,终于确立了他应有的历史地位——作为最引人注目、最难以捉摸的商业领袖之一,

Hacker News 上怎么说

  • ……麦卡洛(McCullough)。《阁下》(His Excellency),埃利斯(Ellis)著。《门洛帕克的奇才》(The Wizard of Menlo Park),斯特罗斯(Stross)著。《我发明了现代》(I Invented the Modern Age),斯诺(Snow)著。《闪电制造者》(Dealers of Lightning),希尔齐克(Hiltzik)著。《安全边际》(Margin of Safety),卡拉曼(Klarman)著。《Doom启世录》(Masters of Doom),库什纳(Kushner)著。《安德鲁·卡内基》(Andrew Carnegie),纳索(Nasaw)著。《异教徒》(Infidel),希尔西·阿里(Hirsi Ali)著。《巴菲特传》(Buffett),洛温斯坦(Lowenstein)著。《巫师通宵达旦》(Where Wizards Stay Up Late),哈夫纳(Hafner)著。《鞋狗》(Shoe Dog),奈特(Knight)著。《原子弹秘史》(The Making of the Atomic Bomb),罗兹(Rhodes)著。

    …McCullough. His Excellency, by Ellis. The Wizard of Menlo Park, by Stross. I Invented the Modern Age, by Snow. Dealers of Lightning, by Hiltzik. Margin of Safety, by Klarman. Masters of Doom, by Kushner. Andrew Carnegie, by Nasaw. Infidel, by Hirsi Ali. Buffett, by Lowenstein. Where Wizards Stay Up Late, by Hafner. Shoe Dog, by Knight. The Making of the Atomic Bomb, by Rhodes.

  • 关于洛克菲勒,有罗恩·切尔诺(Ron Chernow)写的那本。还有这本书:《商业巨头:安德鲁·卡内基、约翰·D·洛克菲勒、杰伊·古尔德与J.P.摩根如何缔造美国超级经济》(The Tycoons: How Andrew Carnegie, John D. Rockefeller, Jay Gould, and J. P. Morgan Invented the American Supereconomy),重印版/Kindle版,查尔斯·R·莫里斯(Charles R. Morris)著。链接:https://www.amazon.com/Titan-Life-John-Rockefeller-Sr-ebook/...…

    For Rockefeller, there is Ron Chernow's. There is also this book : The Tycoons: How Andrew Carnegie, John D. Rockefeller, Jay Gould, and J. P. Morgan Invented the American Supereconomy Reprint Edition, Kindle Edition by Charles R. Morris Links: https://www.amazon.com/Titan-Life-John-Rockefeller-Sr-ebook/...…

  • 没错,我就是从那儿偶然接触到这个的。《维多利亚时代的互联网》(The Victorian Internet)挺有意思,但实在太短了。大卫·纳索的《安德鲁·卡内基》(Andrew Carnegie)和埃德蒙·莫里斯的《爱迪生》(Edison)里有几章聊到了一点电报史。我读完这两本书后就对这个话题着迷了(他们俩起初都是做电报操作员起家的),还注意到了两者在唯才是举(meritocracy)方面的相似之处……

    Yep, that's where I stumbled onto this. The Victorian Internet was fun but way too short. A few chapters in David Nasaw's Andrew Carnegie and Edmund Morris's Edison go into telegraph history a bit. I got into the subject after reading both those books (they both got their start as telegraph operators), and noticing the similarity in meritocracy…

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