紐約時報暢銷書 蒙格推薦 · 即將開講
槍炮、病菌與鋼鐵
Guns, Germs, and Steel
Jared Diamond
紐約時報暢銷書 · 出處:W. W. Norton 官網
賈雷德·戴蒙德問了一個大問題:為什麼不同大陸上的歷史走得這麼不一樣?他明確不從種族差異找答案,而是往回追到一萬多年前,看地理、可馴化的動植物、病菌、文字和技術怎樣讓一些社會先走一步。讀完會換個眼光看今天世界上的強弱和貧富。
他們怎麼說
- 蒙格1998 · BRK股東大會
讀了兩遍。同類最好。
原書目錄
32 項
- Preface to the Paperback Edition: Why Is World History Like an Onion?
- Prologue Yali’s Question
- Part One: From Eden to Cajamarca
- Chapter 1. Up to the Starting Line
- Chapter 2. A Natural Experiment of History
- Chapter 3. Collision at Cajamarca
- Part Two: The Rise and Spread of Food Production
- Chapter 4. Farmer Power
- Chapter 5. History’s Haves and Have-nots
- Chapter 6. To Farm or Not to Farm
- Chapter 7. How to Make an Almond
- Chapter 8. Apples or Indians
- Chapter 9. Zebras, Unhappy Marriages, and the Anna Karenina Principle
- Chapter 10. Spacious Skies and Tilted Axes
- Part Three: From Food to Guns, Germs, and Steel
- Chapter 11. Lethal Gift of Livestock
- Chapter 12. Blueprints and Borrowed Letters
- Chapter 13. Necessity’s Mother
- Chapter 14. From Egalitarianism to Kleptocracy
- Part Four: Around the World in Six Chapters
- Chapter 15. Yali’s People
- Chapter 16. How China Became Chinese
- Chapter 17. Speedboat to Polynesia
- Chapter 18. Hemispheres Colliding
- Chapter 19. How Africa Became Black
- Chapter 20. Who Are the Japanese?
- Epilogue: The Future of Human History as a Science
- 2017 Afterword: Rich and Poor Countries in Light of Guns, Germs, and Steel
- Further Readings
- Credits
- Illustrations
- Reading Group Guide
封面和目錄取自原書,中文簡介據原書前言和導言整理;推薦原話出處見“他們怎麼說”。這本書還沒開講,開講後會在這裡更新。