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皮耶‧巴亞德（PIERRE BAYARD）
巴黎第五大學的法國文學教授兼心理分析學者。曾出版過許多書籍，《福爾摩斯錯了！》（Sherlock Holmes Was Wrong: Reopening the Case of the Hound of the Baskervilles）、《誰殺了艾克洛德？》（Who Killed Roger Ackroyd?: The Mystery Behind the Agatha Christie Mystery）。他也擔任過電視評論節目主持人。
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The runaway French bestseller hailed by the "New York Times" as "a survivor's guide to life in the chattering classes." If civilized people are expected to have read all important works of literature, and thousands more books are published every year, what are we supposed to do in those awkward social situations in which we're forced to talk about books we haven't read? In this delightfully witty, provocative book, a huge hit in France that has drawn attention from critics around the world, literature professor and psychoanalyst Pierre Bayard argues that it's actually more important to know a book's role in our collective library than its details. Using examples from such writers as Graham Greene, Oscar Wilde, Montaigne, and Umberto Eco, and even the movie "Groundhog Day," he describes the many varieties of "non-reading" and the horribly sticky social situations that might confront us, and then offers his advice on what to do. Practical, funny, and thought-provoking, "How to Talk About Books You Haven't Read" is in the end a love letter to books, offering a whole new perspective on how we read and absorb them. It's the book that readers everywhere will be talking about--and despite themselves, reading--this holiday season.
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本文发表于2016年1月15日《文艺报》。转载请说明。 《如何谈论没有读过的书？》系巴黎八大法国文学教授兼精神分析师皮埃尔·巴雅尔(Pierre Bayard)出版于2007年的著作，目前已被翻译成30多种外语。用网络术语来说，这本书的作者属于不折不扣的“标题党”，仅凭一个标题就能吸...
评分全世界的媒体都在哀叹：人们不读书了。 阅读的没落体现在人均年读书量的急剧下降中，也体现在纸媒与出版商低迷的销量里。这种悲观论调的背后是一个根深蒂固的观念：读书越多文化越昌明。那些不读书了的人们必定沉陷在肥皂剧与快餐网文中不可自拔，人类文明危矣！破万卷书仍是判...
评分《不用读完一本书》的中文译名显然不如英语译名来得那么直白、赤裸裸，“How To Talk About Books You Haven't Read”俨然一副美国实用主义的做派，不过法文原题“Comment Parler Des Livres Que l'on n'a Pas lus?”倒也确实是那么个意思，毕竟如何谈论才是更有噱头的地方，强...
评分看到这本书的时候，想到的是里面的字是繁体的，反正无聊就拿了回来。坚持了一个多月才看完，但也只是看完第一遍而已。 因为序言很无聊，什么卧虎藏龙，可是看了很久都不知道什么是卧虎藏龙的，所以就放弃了。但是后来翻开了第一章以后就不想放下，真的是卧虎藏龙啊。 对于书籍...
评分奥斯卡·王尔德曾经说过，“我从不看自己必须评论的书；那会让你形成偏见。”，不读书的方式不止一种，最为极端的就是从不开启一本书的那种。对于任意一位读者，无论他是如何专注于阅读，事实上对于差不多所有印刷出来的东西，都要抱着这样的从来不看的态度。因为事实上这是我...
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the content doesn't really match the title, it is rather an analysis of such situations in literature...the arguments derived from the stories seems to be unbalanced and shaky to me...even if valid, only restricted to the field of literature...
评分the content doesn't really match the title, it is rather an analysis of such situations in literature...the arguments derived from the stories seems to be unbalanced and shaky to me...even if valid, only restricted to the field of literature...
评分对于一个工科生来说，确实是开拓了眼界！
评分更恰当的名字应该是《文学批评家的自我修养》，人文社科还是老老实实看书吧。毕竟，当史学理论发展出“历史书写就是文学虚构”的观点时，文学理论早就又走到不知道哪里去了。
评分别被轻浮的标题欺骗，这是一本干货。作者的观点是：书不仅仅只有读和没读之分，在两者之间有若干程度的“阅读”。也是一本严格意义上的文学批评，构建了一套自己的文学理论。聪明有趣，推荐！
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