英文原版 The Road Less Traveled 少有人走的路 心智成熟的旅程
Publisher: Holiday House; Intl edition; Export edition (1997/9/1)
Original language book name: 少有人走的路
平裝: 320 pages
Language: 英語
ISBN: 068485015X
EAN: 9780684850153
Product Dimensions: 16.9 x 10.8 x 2.2 cm
Item Weight: 150 g
圖書描述
這是一部罕見的心理學傑作,早在1983年,它便成為有口皆碑的超級暢銷讀物。作者靈活運用傳統心理分析方法去解決人生的衝突和難題。它的有效和實用,産生瞭的轟動響應。——《齣版者周刊》
本書處處透露齣溝通與理解的意味,它跨越時代限製,幫助我們探索愛的本質,引導我們過上嶄新,寜靜而豐富的生活;它幫助我們學習愛,也學習獨立;它教誨我們成為更稱職的、更有理解心的父母。歸根到底,它告訴我們怎樣找到真正的自我。
Hailed by the Washington Post as "aspontaneous act of generosity," The Road LessTraveled has already given more than two million gratefulreaders an inspirational framework for achieving profound personalgrowth and satisfaction. Now Dr. Peck, a practicing psychiatrist,reads from his extraordinary work in the first of a series of audioprograms drawn from the book. Dr. Peck's crucial premise---thatlife is hard---is challenging for even the strongest among us, buthis art lies in his ability to lead us to accept, and ultimatelytranscend, this idea. The key is discipline, and with Dr. Peck'sassistance, you will learn to master the four principles ofdiscipline needed for every healthy, life-affirming act: DelayingGratification Accepting Responsibility Dedication to RealityBalancing The Road Less Traveled is a landmark. Neverbefore have psychological and spiritual guidance come together sopowerfully. It's not the easiest road---but it is the only oneworth taking. Let Dr. Peck's remarkable achievement help you findyour way as you journey today, and every day of yourlife. --This text refers to an out of print or unavailableedition of this title.
作者簡介
M·斯科特·派剋,我們這個時代傑齣的心理醫生,他的傑齣不僅在其智慧,更在於他的真誠和勇氣。兒童時,他就以“童言無忌”遠近聞名;少年時,他又勇敢地放棄瞭父母為他安排的輝煌前程,毅然選擇瞭自己的人生道路,終當上瞭一名心理醫生。他曾在美軍日本衝繩基地擔任心理醫生,為美軍軍官做心理醫生。在近二十年的職業生涯中,他治俞瞭成韆上萬個病人,他以從業經驗為基礎寫作的《少有人走的路》,創造瞭齣版史上的一大奇跡。
M. Scott Peck's publishing history reflects his own evolution as a serious and widely acclaimed writer, thinker, psychiatrist, and spiritual guide. Since his groundbreaking bestseller, The Road Less Traveled, was first published in 1978, his insatiable intellectual curiosity took him in various new directions with virtually each new book: the subject of healing human evil in People of the Lie (1982), where he first briefly discussed exorcism and possession; the creative experience of community in The Different Drum (1987); the role of civility in personal relationships and society in A World Waiting to Be Born (1993); an examination of the complexities of life and the paradoxical nature of belief in Further Along the Road Less Traveled (1993); and an exploration of the medical, ethical, and spiritual issues of euthanasia in Denial of the Soul (1999); as well as a novel, a children's book, and other works. A graduate of both Harvard University and Case Western Reserve, Dr. Peck served in the Army Medical Corps before maintaining a private practice in psychiatry. For over twenty years, he devoted much of his time and financial resources to the work of the Foundation for Community Encouragement, a nonprofit organization that he helped found in 1984. He died in 2005 at the age of 69.
內容提要
Perhaps no book in this generation has had a more profound impact on our intellectual and spiritual lives than The Road Less Traveled. With sales of more than 7 million copies in the United States and Canada, and translation into more than 23 languages, it has made publishing history, with more than 10 years on The New York Times bestseller list.
Now, with a new introduction by the author, written especially for this 25th anniversary deluxe hardcover edition of the all-time national bestseller in its field, M. Scott Peck explains the ideas that shaped this book and that continue to influence an ever-growing audience of readers.
Written in a voice that is timeless in its message of understanding, The Road Less Traveled continues to enable us to explore the nature of loving relationships and leads us toward a new serenity and fullness of life. It helps us determine how to distinguish dependency from love; how to become a more sensitive parent; and ultimately how to become one's own true self.
Recognizing that -- in the famous opening line of his book -- "Life is difficult" and that the journey to spiritual growth is a long one, Dr. Peck never bullies his readers, but rather gently guides them through the hard and often painful process of change toward a higher level of self-understanding.
Combining profound psychological insight and deep spirituality, this one-of-a-kind hardcover anniversary edition is a book to treasure and turn to again and again for inspiration and understanding. As Phyllis Theroux wrote in The Washington Post when the original edition of The Road Less Traveled was first published, "It is not just a book but a spontaneous act of generosity."
說實話,我一直在尋找那種能讓人在泥潭裏站穩腳跟的力量,而不是那種把泥潭直接填平的幻想。這本書給我的感覺,就像是有人在給你灌輸一種近乎苦行僧式的自我要求。它強調的那些“代價”和“選擇”,雖然重要,但描述得過於絕對化瞭。生活中的許多重要關係和情感羈絆,本質上就是一場持續的、不完美的妥協和共存,我們不可能像手術刀一樣乾淨利落地切除所有不適感,然後期待完美的心靈狀態。這本書似乎在暗示,如果你的“成熟之路”走得不順利,那一定是你不夠努力,或者你選擇瞭錯誤的方嚮。這種歸因方式,讓人感覺壓力山大,仿佛每一次感到迷茫或退縮,都是對自我承諾的背叛。我更欣賞那些能容納人性弱點,並引導我們帶著傷口繼續前行的聲音,而不是一味要求我們“斷臂求生”的嚴厲教條。
評分我帶著極大的期望翻開瞭這本頗具盛名的“心靈地圖”,期望它能為我指明迷霧中的方嚮。然而,讀完之後,我發現自己更像是一個聽完瞭一場精彩絕倫的哲學辯論賽的觀眾,被那些嚴密的邏輯鏈條所摺服,卻找不到任何可以握在手中的具體工具。書中的案例和論證,似乎都發生在某種理想化的真空環境裏,脫離瞭社會關係的復雜性、經濟壓力的製約,以及文化背景的潛移默化影響。真正的成長,往往是充滿妥協、反復和“退步”的螺鏇式上升。這本書卻傾嚮於提供一個綫性的、目標明確的攀登路綫,這讓我在現實中遭遇挫摺時,更容易陷入自我苛責的怪圈,因為現實世界的復雜性,遠遠超齣瞭書中描繪的清晰邊界。它過於理想化瞭“個體意誌”的力量,而忽略瞭環境和社群對個體塑造的深遠影響。
評分這本書的行文風格有一種奇怪的疏離感,它講述的那些關於愛、痛苦和自我的探討,總像是隔著一層厚厚的玻璃在觀察彆人的人生劇本。作者似乎默認讀者已經擁有瞭相當高的自我覺察能力和堅不可摧的意誌力,可以隨時隨地抽離齣來冷靜分析自己的動機。但對於大多數在日常瑣事中掙紮、情緒起伏不定的人來說,這種理論上的“抽離”根本無從談起。我需要的,是那種能在我情緒失控時,輕輕拉我一把,告訴我“沒關係,你現在感覺很糟是正常的”的理解。這本書提供的,更多是要求我立刻停止感覺糟,然後按照既定的流程進行修復。閱讀體驗就像在學習一門新的外語,語法結構是完備的,但缺乏日常對話的流暢和情感的共鳴。它更像是一份冷冰冰的理論藍圖,而不是一團熱騰騰的生活火苗。
評分這本所謂的“心靈指南”讀起來,怎麼說呢,有點像走進瞭某個精神導師的私人講堂,但他似乎忘瞭要跟聽眾保持最基本的同理心。書裏那些高屋建瓴的道理,聽起來是那麼的正確,仿佛作者已經站在瞭人類情感的頂端,俯瞰眾生。可是,當我試圖將這些“真理”應用到我那團亂麻般的現實生活時,卻發現它們顯得無比蒼白和疏離。就好像有人遞給你一張完美的地圖,告訴你所有的路都清晰可見,但你腳下的那片泥濘和荊棘,地圖上卻完全沒有標記。我理解作者想傳遞那種“承擔責任”和“直麵痛苦”的理念,但處理這些沉重主題的方式,卻常常讓人感到一種居高臨下的傲慢。那些用生硬的哲學詞匯堆砌起來的論斷,缺乏生活本身的溫度和呼吸感。我更希望看到的是,一個真正掙紮著嚮上爬的人,如何笨拙地邁齣每一步,而不是一個已經登頂的人,輕描淡寫地描述風景。這種論述上的力度,對於那些真正處於睏境、急需支持的人來說,可能更像是一種精神上的額外負擔,而不是撫慰人心的良藥。
評分翻開書頁,一股濃重的學術氣息撲麵而來,仿佛我不是在閱讀一本關於個人成長的書籍,而是某種未經消化的心理學教科書節選。作者似乎對“心智成熟”這個宏大的主題進行瞭過度精密的解構,把人性的復雜性和偶然性,硬生生地塞進瞭他自己構建的邏輯框架裏。每一個觀點都像被精確測量過的螺絲釘,嚴絲閤縫地按照既定的順序排列,缺乏那種讓人會心一笑的靈光乍現,也沒有能讓人為之一振的勇氣。閱讀過程中,我的腦海裏不斷冒齣“是的,我知道”的念頭,但這種“知道”停留在智力層麵,無法滲透到骨髓裏引發真正的觸動。真正有價值的成長,往往發生在那些我們不願麵對的灰色地帶,那些充滿矛盾和自我欺騙的角落。然而,這本書似乎熱衷於把世界描繪成非黑即白的兩極,鼓勵我們斬斷一切“不健康”的連接,這種過於激進的清理方式,反而讓人對自身的脆弱性感到更加不安和羞愧。
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