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Barbara Ehrenreich is the bestselling author of Nickel and Dimed, Bait and Switch, Bright-sided, This Land Is Their Land, and Blood Rites, among others. A frequent contributor to Harper's and The Nation, she has also been a columnist at The New York Times and Time magazine. She is the winner of the L.A. Times Book Prize for Current Interest and ALA Notable Books for Nonfiction. Ehrenreich was born in Butte, Montana, when it was still a bustling mining town. She studied physics at Reed College, and earned a Ph.D. in cell biology from Rockefeller University. Rather than going into laboratory work, she got involved in activism, and soon devoted herself to writing her innovative journalism. She lives and works in Florida.
Dancing in the Streets explores a human impulse that has been so effectively suppressed that we lack even a term for it: the desire for collective joy, historically expressed in revels of feasting, costuming, and dancing.
Drawing on a wealth of history and anthropology, Barbara Ehrenreich uncovers the origins of communal celebration in human biology and culture. From the earliest orgiastic Mesopotamian rites to the medieval practice of Christianity as a "danced religion" and the transgressive freedoms of carnival, she demonstrates that mass festivities have long been central to the Western tradition. In recent centuries, this festive tradition has been repressed, cruelly and often bloodily. But as Ehrenreich argues in this original, exhilarating, and ultimately optimistic book, the celebratory impulse is too deeply ingrained in human nature ever to be completely extinguished.
心理学家太讨厌了。他们区别正常人和不正常人之间区别的标志之一就是那个人是否拥有“自我”。弗洛伊德更讨厌,他觉得光“自我”这个定义还不够,又加了“超我”和“本我”,这三者之间的区别是,“本我”一天到晚想着饮食男女,“超我”认为还有更重要的事情比如道德、比如理...
评分有一句话能很好地概括本书主题——庆祝无意义。 在现代人眼中,跑步一个人就好,干嘛要去报名城市马拉松;演唱会在家看视频就好,干嘛要去现场吵吵闹闹…… 所以,本书作者想从最原始的集体狂欢讲起,告诉读者,群体的庆祝曾是底层最喜欢、上层最讨厌的行为,而这在不知不觉中...
评分心理学家太讨厌了。他们区别正常人和不正常人之间区别的标志之一就是那个人是否拥有“自我”。弗洛伊德更讨厌,他觉得光“自我”这个定义还不够,又加了“超我”和“本我”,这三者之间的区别是,“本我”一天到晚想着饮食男女,“超我”认为还有更重要的事情比如道德、比如理...
评分一提起“狂欢”二字首先就能想到巴西的狂欢节,我不是爱凑热闹的人,相反我喜静,喜欢独处,也许就是因为无法理解为什么有那么多人爱凑热闹,喜欢聚在一起狂欢撒野,所以我才极其想读这本《街头的狂欢》,欲在其中一探究竟,也顺便从相反的角度解释自己为什么厌恶扎堆人群,以...
评分心理学家太讨厌了。他们区别正常人和不正常人之间区别的标志之一就是那个人是否拥有“自我”。弗洛伊德更讨厌,他觉得光“自我”这个定义还不够,又加了“超我”和“本我”,这三者之间的区别是,“本我”一天到晚想着饮食男女,“超我”认为还有更重要的事情比如道德、比如理...
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