书目

Talking to Strangers:What We Should Know about the People We Don't Know

内容简介

MalcolmGladwell,hostofthepodcastRevisionistHistoryand#1bestsellingauthorofTheTippingPoint,Blink,Outliers,DavidandGoliath,andWhattheDogSaw,offersapowerfulexaminationofourinteractionswithstrangers---andwhytheyoftengowrong.HowdidFidelCastrofooltheCIAforageneration?WhydidNevilleChamberlainthinkhecouldtrustAdolfHitler?Whyarecampussexualassaultsontherise?Dotelevisionsitcomsteachussomethingaboutthewaywerelatetoeachotherthatisn'ttrue?TalkingtoStrangersisaclassicallyGladwellianintellectualadventure,achallengingandcontroversialexcursionthroughhistory,psychology,andscandalstakenstraightfromthenews.HerevisitsthedeceptionsofBernieMadoff,thetrialofAmandaKnox,thesuicideofSylviaPlath,theJerrySanduskypedophiliascandalatPennStateUniversity,andthedeathofSandraBland---throwingourunderstandingoftheseandotherstoriesintodoubt.Somethingisverywrong,Gladwellargues,withthetoolsandstrategiesweusetomakesenseofpeoplewedon'tknow.Andbecausewedon'tknowhowtotalktostrangers,weareinvitingconflictandmisunderstandinginwaysthathaveaprofoundeffectonourlivesandourworld.Inhisfirstbooksincehis#1bestseller,DavidandGoliath,MalcolmGladwellhaswrittenagrippingguidebookfortroubledtimes.

作者简介

MalcolmGladwellhasbeenastaffwriteratTheNewYorkersince1996.HeistheauthorofTheTippingPoint,Blink,Outliers,andWhattheDogSaw.PriortojoiningTheNewYorker,hewasareporterattheWashingtonPost.GladwellwasborninEnglandandgrewupinruralOntario.HenowlivesinNewYork.

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