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The First Battle is a graphic account of the first major clash of the Vietnam War. On August 18, 1965, regiment fought regiment on the Van Tuong Peninsula near the new Marine base at Chu Lai. On the American side were three battalions of Marines under the command of Colonel Oscar Peatross, a hero of two previous wars. His opponent was the 1st Viet Cong Regiment commanded by Nguyen Dinh Trong, a veteran of many fights against the French and the South Vietnamese. Codenamed Operation Starlite, this action was a resounding success for the Marines and its result was cause for great optimism about America's future in Vietnam. Those expecting a book about Americans in battle will not be disappointed by the detailed descriptions of how the fight unfolded. Marine participants from private to colonel were interviewed during the book's research phase. The battle is seen from the mud level, by those who were at the point of the spear. But this is not just another war story told exclusively from the American side. In researching the book, the author talked with and walked the battlefield with men who fought with the 1st Viet Cong Regiment. All were accomplished combat veterans years before the U.S. entry into the war. The reader is planted squarely in America in 1965, the year that truly began the long American involvement. Operation Starlite sent the Vietnam War into the headlines across the nation and into the minds of Americans, where it took up residence for more than a decade. Starlite was the first step in Vietnam's becoming America's tar baby. The subtitle of the book is: "Operation Starlite and the Beginning of the Blood Debt in Vietnam". Blood debt, han tu in Vietnamese, can mean revenge, debt of honor, or blood owed for blood spilled. The Blood Debt came into Vietnamese usage early in the war with the United States. With this battle, the Johnson Administration began compiling its own Blood Debt, this one to the American people. The book also looks at the ongoing conflict between the U.S. Army and the U.S. Marines about the methodology of the Vietnam War. With decades of experience with insurrection and rebellion, the Marines were institutionally oriented to base the struggle on pacification of the population. The Army, on the other hand, having largely trained to meet the Soviet Army on the plains of Germany, opted for search-and-destroy missions against Communist main force units. The history of the Vietnam War is littered with many "what ifs."

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The First Battle is a graphic account of the first major clash of the Vietnam War. On August 18, 1965, regiment fought regiment on the Van Tuong Peninsula near the new Marine base at Chu Lai. On the American side were three battalions of Marines under the command of Colonel Oscar Peatross, a hero of two previous wars. His opponent was the 1st Viet Cong Regiment commanded by Nguyen Dinh Trong, a veteran of many fights against the French and the South Vietnamese. Codenamed Operation Starlite, this action was a resounding success for the Marines and its result was cause for great optimism about America's future in Vietnam. Those expecting a book about Americans in battle will not be disappointed by the detailed descriptions of how the fight unfolded. Marine participants from private to colonel were interviewed during the book's research phase. The battle is seen from the mud level, by those who were at the point of the spear. But this is not just another war story told exclusively from the American side. In researching the book, the author talked with and walked the battlefield with men who fought with the 1st Viet Cong Regiment. All were accomplished combat veterans years before the U.S. entry into the war. The reader is planted squarely in America in 1965, the year that truly began the long American involvement. Operation Starlite sent the Vietnam War into the headlines across the nation and into the minds of Americans, where it took up residence for more than a decade. Starlite was the first step in Vietnam's becoming America's tar baby. The subtitle of the book is: "Operation Starlite and the Beginning of the Blood Debt in Vietnam". Blood debt, han tu in Vietnamese, can mean revenge, debt of honor, or blood owed for blood spilled. The Blood Debt came into Vietnamese usage early in the war with the United States. With this battle, the Johnson Administration began compiling its own Blood Debt, this one to the American people. The book also looks at the ongoing conflict between the U.S. Army and the U.S. Marines about the methodology of the Vietnam War. With decades of experience with insurrection and rebellion, the Marines were institutionally oriented to base the struggle on pacification of the population. The Army, on the other hand, having largely trained to meet the Soviet Army on the plains of Germany, opted for search-and-destroy missions against Communist main force units. The history of the Vietnam War is littered with many "what ifs."

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  头两次读最喜欢的肯定是第一篇：看起来毫无头绪的谜题，严丝合缝的推理，所有的线索都隐藏在如同闲笔的叙述之中。现在觉得针宫理惠子那篇也很好，很可爱，针宫应该是龙套里最有血有肉的了，而且外表是不良少女，内心却纯情得要死。她的小男朋友也挺可爱，腼腆、像女生的男生，忍不住想起碇真嗣=。=花瓶那篇真的要差评，一方面推理不是很精致，一方面看了民翻才发现很多百合桥段都没了，比如镜华咬姬毬耳朵这种血红情节。我不是多么喜欢看百合小故事，但是我严重抗议这种敢再版恰钱又不敢全文出版的行为所以扣一星。

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• 如何练就一目十行的本领

  作者：夜晚的书斋 发布时间：2013-05-19 22:56:16

  《快速阅读》，[德]克里斯蒂安•葛朗宁，中信出版社2010年12月版。

  讲读书方法的书很多，没有哪本书能够穷尽。前几天推荐的几本书各有侧重，现在先做一个小的总结。

  《如何阅读一本书》讲的是系统读书法，从阅读的四个层面出发，基础阅读、检视阅读、分析阅读和主题阅读，层层深入。古今中外，读书人所总结的读书方法，大都属于这种系统读书法，甚至我们的先贤们也不例外。例如诸葛亮的“观大略法”，陶渊明的“不求甚解法”针对的是检视阅读，韩愈的“提要钩玄法”讲的是分析阅读，而苏东坡的“八面受敌法”，陆游的“有的放矢法”，朱熹的“循序渐进法”则进入到主题阅读的层面。这样说来，《如何阅读一本书》在系统读书法方面的确够全面权威。

  《一生的读书计划》有两个作用，一个是为我们开列了一套经典书目，足够让我们读一辈子，另外从作者的书评中，可以让我们感受到，读书是对美的感知，阅读经典其实是在审美。这一点尤为重要。

  梁启超的《读书指南》是一本国学入门书。读书先从入门书读起。即使我们没有时间一览那些千百年流传下来的经典，至少也应该看看这本书。另外还有一本《章太炎国学讲义》，同样是本入门书，它注重的是对国学知识体系的梳理，而前者更注重读书方法。

  《最有价值的阅读》是一本西方经典的入门书，对各个经典介绍的很详细，也算是一本了解西方智慧的教科书。

  今天要介绍的这本书完全是从技术层面来说的，《快速阅读》，如何让你练就一目十行的阅读本领。

  该书作者克里斯蒂安•格吕宁（也译作葛朗宁）很有趣，他本是一位法律工作者，在大学毕业考取律师资格证时，由于没有足够的时间来准备，就临阵开发了一套“逻辑K书法”，用事半功倍的效果读书，结果顺利通过考试。然后，他对这种读书方法产生浓厚的兴趣，最后干脆律师也不做了，完全投入到这项研究中。他现在专职于出版和读书方法的培训工作。

  都说中国人擅长考试，那是老外没到逼急的份上，考试最大的功效就是能把人的无限潜能激发出来，这对外国人同样好使。

  考试能激发潜能，更能改变人生，没有考试，就没有新东方，也就没有现在的俞敏洪、徐小平和王强，他们肯定会投身于其他行业，而不是教人如何应付考试（当然，他们现在的事业都得到了升华）。

  有点跑题，格吕宁也是因为一次考试，放弃了律师，做起了培训，专讲读书方法，不过他是纯粹的技术派，《快速阅读》是他的一本代表作。

  本书提出了一套“视觉阅读”进阶法，也就是说阅读的速度取决于眼球的移动方式，逐字阅读是低效阅读的症结所在。作者从一目一字的弊端开始谈起，这样读不但效率低，还会容易开小差，因为大脑的运转频率比眼睛快得多，如果阅读速度跟不上，大脑余下的CPU就会转到别的事务上。实际上，脑子能转多快，我们就能读多快。

  作者开创了一套快速阅读的训练法，从一目一字到一目多字，然后到行与行之间的跳跃，最后到一目十行，其中配备了多个练习和测试。

  阅读高手都是按照语义单元来阅读文章的，他们摆脱了原文表达顺序的限制，同时阅读上下几行的内容，这也就是传说中的“一目十行”。

  当然，快速阅读的训练也是要下功夫的，并不是说读完这本书就能一目十行。该书提出的训练方法很实用，例如在初期，可以借用手指或是一支笔，通过手指在字里行间的移动速度来加快眼球的转动，去试一试，你的脑子肯定能跟得上，而且还会感到很充实。

• 这是一种特质，而不是一种疾病。

  作者：新月啊新月 发布时间：2023-07-12 19:50:03

  有位同学在茶话会上发问，如何界定一个人是心理障碍患者还是健康的人，也就是俗话说的如何界定一个人是精神病还是正常人呢？

  这个同学提到了福柯的观点，所谓的精神病是被文化、权力建构的结果，相同的一个特征，放在不同的文化背景下，有的会被界定为疯子，有的会被当做正常人。

  我们共读的这本霍克西玛的《变态心理学》提到一个名词叫作「连续谱模型」，连续谱模型的两端是绝对的异常和绝对的健康，我们大多数人都是徘徊在中间的不同位置，只要不影响正常的工作和生活，那就是合理的。

  这让我想到这本书里讲「双向情感障碍」的章节，有些作家、艺术家都罹患了这个心理障碍，然而他们也获益于此，躁狂阶段的艺术家会文思泉涌思维敏捷，因此留下名篇佳作，这是一把双刃剑。

  人们说“艺术家都是疯子”，可以这么说也可以不是这么说，我想更合理的说法是：

  这是一种特质，而不是一种疾病。