乔恩•克拉考尔Jon Krakauer
★ 美国畅销书作家、《户外》杂志专栏作家,美国国家杂志奖、美国艺术与文学院学院奖获得者,被誉为“最杰出的探险类作家”。
★ 出版多部畅销书,其中,《荒野生存》雄踞《纽约时报》畅销书榜长达两年,《进入空气稀薄地带》英文版销量过百万,译成25种语言在世界各地出版,被誉为“登山者的圣经”。
★ 从1998年开始,克拉考尔陆续将著作所得捐赠给Educate the Children等公益机构,截止到2012年,克拉考尔捐款总额超过170万美元。
Was it fate that put Krakauer—at once a crack climber, a seasoned journalist, and a sensitive conscience—on the world's highest mountain during that notorious 1996 season? Unpredictable weather, human folly, and a mind-set committed to client satisfaction killed 12 people on Everest that year, while the whole world watched. Krakauer showed us what it really meant: the traffic jams on the summit ridge; guides bending their own rules to get exhausted clients to the top. He showed us the consequences of disrespect for this formidable goddess, Chomolungma, as the Sherpas call her. And Krakauer is as hard on himself as he is on the rest. Whereas Annapurna is the record of a triumph, Into Thin Air is the postmortem of a debacle—less inspiring, but no less powerful. As the most widely read mountaineering work in recent history, it has profoundly shaped our idea of extreme adventure and who and what it is for.
除了金飞豹那段很二的推荐外,其他都很好(可能是因为我曾在哈巴大本营见过此君的的德行对他有偏见,比较讨厌那些心口不一的嘴脸)
评分 评分 评分In the early May of 1996, a few group of professional and amateur mountaineers encountered a freak storm in the dead zone of Mount Everest during their summit attempt, 12 people perished under the extreme condition. That was the worst disaster the world has...
评分In the early May of 1996, a few group of professional and amateur mountaineers encountered a freak storm in the dead zone of Mount Everest during their summit attempt, 12 people perished under the extreme condition. That was the worst disaster the world has...
大概各习得了至少100个形容词和副词吧 感觉语言还是不足以表现出事件本身的震撼 个人认为作者已经很客观了 但最后postscript跟其他作者/victim等撕起来了 感觉不太好 如果有dispute 就让它们去吧 懂的人不需要解释 不懂的人那还解释个什么劲儿?
评分对莽莽雪域的向往
评分时隔15年,当年的贝德尔曼在今年再次重新挑战珠峰,http://www.denverpost.com/sports/ci_17881392 http://bit.ly/mwaj8o
评分plan to read this after into the wild. good non-fictions
评分登山从来就是一项极其危险的运动,就算是商业登山,有向导制定好路线,夏尔巴人运送装备和氧气,真正面对危险的时候仍然不堪一击,而在高海拔之上,所有微小的错误以及人性中的微小弱点都会被无限放大,而最难的是区分什么时候应该坚持,而不是因固执而丧命;什么时候应该放弃,而不是因为胆怯而无法突破,如作者所言这的确也是登山这项运动无限的魅力。整本书而言,Krakauer写的非常好,唯一不足的是对于anatonli的苛责,也是引起争议的一个主要原因。
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