出版時(shí)間:2010-4 出版社:安徽科學(xué)技術(shù)出版社 作者:方華文 編 頁數(shù):254 字?jǐn)?shù):320000
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前言
每十人的心底都流淌著一首田園詩,似小溪潺潺,不息不倦,給我們補(bǔ)充著營養(yǎng),它謳歌正義、善良,朝著人生的終極目標(biāo)涌動(dòng)。就連惡人心底也有一條這樣的小溪,可惜已被污染。那么,怎樣才能保證“小溪”永遠(yuǎn)清澈呢?偉人、名人的心底同樣流淌著小溪,而那是何等不同凡響的溪水?。∷麄冇脷鉀_霄漢的壯志、高山深海的胸懷以及光熙衷宇的成就豐富了小溪的內(nèi)容,使它那樣深沉、富于韻味,咚咚的溪水聲如悅耳的音樂擊打著我們蕓蕓眾生的心田,給我們以扼慰和激勵(lì)。這世人改天換地、叱咤風(fēng)云,是人類社會(huì)的脊架,而這些呼風(fēng)唉而的偉人、名人偏偏具有一副票腸,他們關(guān)心自己的親人、朋友、同事,關(guān)心民族的興衰、人類的命運(yùn),把“票腸”及“關(guān)心”表現(xiàn)在書信里。于是,他們心底的“小溪”流淌在了他們的書信里。讀之,怎能不叫人魂魄俱受感動(dòng)!讓我們一起從中汲取力量吧!
內(nèi)容概要
感動(dòng),是浸潤心靈的天簌,是喚醒生命的禪音。懂得感動(dòng)的人,不會(huì)迷失在自我的情懷里,他們的眼界更高,眼光更遠(yuǎn),關(guān)注得更多。他們是懂得在生活的縫隙里,在命運(yùn)的跌宕處,尋找陽光、溫暖和力量的人。感動(dòng)是人生最美好的感覺,它是一杯用自我的情感浸泡出來的智慧茶,可以改變自我。 本書精選了75封名人書信。閱讀這些陽光、感人、充滿質(zhì)感的名人書信,心靈在這一刻,也許只收獲了感動(dòng);然而,若干年之后,你會(huì)因?yàn)榻裉斓母袆?dòng),走出一個(gè)完美而成功的人生。
書籍目錄
一、科學(xué)家 1. Gurie and Poincare to the Federal Institute of Technology at Zurich 2. Einstein to the University of Jerusalem 3. Faraday to Sarah Barnard 4. Galileo to Kepler, an excerpt 5. Huxley to His Friend's Son 6. Kepler to Galileo, an excerpt二、社會(huì)活動(dòng)家 7. Earhart to George Putnam 8. Lawrence to His Mother 9. Montagu to Her Daughter, an excerpt 10. Schweitzer to Alfred Boegner, an excerpt 11. Schweitzer to Leon M' Ba三、思想家 12. Denis Diderot to Sophia Poland, an excerpt 13. Diogenes to Aristippus (4th B. C.) 14. Emerson to Walt Whitman 15. William James to His Students 16. Nietzsche to His Sister, an excerpt 17. Voltaire to Olympe Dunoyer四、文學(xué)家 18. Bronte to Thomas de Quincy 19. Byron to Countess Teresa Guiccioli, an excerpt 20. Conrad to Edward Garnett 21. Dickens to George Eliot, an excerpt 22. Edgar Allen Poe to His Stepfather 23. Faulkner to Dr. Julius S. Bixler 24. Fitzgerald to Mrs. Neuville, His Landlady 25. Flaubertc to George Sand 26. Hawthorne 27. Heine to Camille Selden 28. Dickinson to Colonel Thomas Wentworth Higginson, an excerpt 29. George Eliot to Her Stepdaughter 30. Ellzabeth Barrett to Robes Browning, an excerpt 31. Fleming to His Mother 32. Godwin to Percy Bysshe Shelley 33. Hemingway to His Father 34. Hemingway to His Daughter, an excerpt 35. Henry James to His Sister 36. Johnson to Chesterfield 37. Juliette Drouet to Victor Hugo 38. Keats to His Younger Brother Tom 39. Lewis Carroll to Young Friend Georgina Watson 40. Mark Twain to His Wife (1) 41. Mark Twain to His Wife (2) 42. Nash to Frances Rider Leonard 43. John O'Hara to His Daughter (1) 44. John O'Hara to His Daughter (2) 45. Eugene O'Neill to William Lyon Phelps 46. Randall to His Wife 47. Stevenson to His Fother 48. Washington Irving to His Nephew, an excerpt 49. Wilde to France Forbes Robertson 50. William Cullen Bryant to His Mother 51. Wilson to Ernest Hemingway 52. Woollcott to Margaret Mitchell五、藝術(shù)家 53. Beethoven to the "lmmortal Beloved" 54. Hornsgein to Richard Wagner 55. Hugo to Adele Foucher (1821) 56. Schubert to Francis II 57. Wagner to Baron Robert Hornstein六、政治家 58. Abigail Adams to John Adams, an excerpt 59. Jefferson to HIs Nephew 60, Lincoln to Mrs, Blxby 61. Reagan to His Wife Nancy 62. Roosevelt to Ted 63. Stephen Grover Cleveland to Queen Victoria 64. Washington to His Wife, an excerpt 65. Chesterfield to His Son 66. Churchill to Clementine Churchill 67. Churchill to His Daughter 68. Clementine to the London Times 69. Clementine to Winston Churchill 70. Franklin to u Young Man 71. Franklin to His Sister 72. Josephine to Napoleon 73. Napoleon to Josephine (1) 74. Napoleon to Josephine (2) 75. Queen Victoria to Mary Todd Lincoln
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You are fortunate enough to have only been in lovewith one woman in your life. For over a year I had beenin love with two people and had been absolutely faithfulto Hadley. When Hadley decided that we had better geta divorce the girl with whom I was in love was in America.I had not heard from her for almost two months. In herlast letter she had said that we must not think of eachother but of Hadley, You refer to "Love Pirates~,"persons who break up your home!etc.and you knowthat I am hot tempered but I know that it is easy to wishpeople in Hell when you know nothing of them, I haveseen,suffered,and been through enough so that I donot wish anyone in Hell. It is because 1 do not want youto suffer with ideas of shame and disgrace that I nowwrite all this. We have not seen much of each other fora long time and in the meantime our lives have beengoing on and there has been a year of tragedy in mineand I know you can appreciate how difficult and almostimpossible it is for me to write about it.
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有時(shí)候看一封信,心里會(huì)充滿感恩,因?yàn)樗磉_(dá)出來的知性、理性、見識、氣度讓人非常愉悅,就像你和伍爾夫盡興聊了一次天。
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