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Elastic: Flexible Thinking in a Time of Change

為了解決電腦版discord的問題，作者Leonard Mlodinow 這樣論述：

《科學大歷史》、《新時間簡史》暢銷科普作家最新力作！ 　　原來，大腦其實不討厭變化， 　　但面對變革的世界，大腦該如何輕鬆面對，發揮更好的創意？ 　　作者以心理學與神經科學研究為本，幫助我們在這複雜的世界裡，變得更聰明！ 　　商業作家經常爭辯人類討厭變化，但《Elastic: Flexible Thinking in a Time of Change》作者雷納．曼羅迪諾（Leonard Mlodinow）認為，人們真正討厭的是變化所帶來的後果，如果沒有這些痛苦後果，其實人類熱愛變化且積極尋求變革。 　　演化人類學專家發現，人類與其他動物相異之處在於人類喜歡挑戰邊界，即使在某處擁有

資源，也會勇敢跳入另一個領域。這種好奇心使我們常面臨新問題，但人類是極好的問題解決者，透過分析性思維，一種上到下、步驟化的思考方式解決問題。 　　大多數情況下這種模式運作良好，這也是高等動物與電腦運作的原理，但若論及真正的創造力，則需要作者曼羅迪諾所說的彈性思維。（Elastic Thinking） 　　非線性思維主要在無意識中運作，並受到更多情感驅使，是一種由下而上思考不尋常甚至是奇怪事物的思維，從而產生對藝術、商業以及我們個人生活來說不可或缺的創造力。 　　《Elastic: Flexible Thinking in a Time of Change》結合近一個世紀的心理學與大腦研究

科學並融入生活中的逸事，提供讀者關於大腦如何接收、處理、過濾訊息的最新發現。 　　正如作者所言，「今日世界是一個移動的世界，我們必須做好準備。」我們如何訓練我們的大腦在面對變革時更加輕鬆面對、更容易發揮創意？我們的大腦如何產生新的想法？為何多樣性甚至是不和諧狀態，對我們的思考過程有益？在這本書中，曼羅迪諾提供我們在這無限變化的世界裡，運用彈性思維的最好工具。(文/博客來編譯) 　　From the best-selling author of Subliminal and The Drunkard’s Walk comes a groundbreaking look at the psyc

hology and neuroscience of change, and at how tapping into elastic thinking will help us thrive in the modern world. 　　Drawing on cutting-edge research, Leonard Mlodinow takes us on an illuminating journey through the mechanics of our minds as we navigate the rapidly changing landscapes around us.

Out of the exploratory instincts that allowed our ancestors to prosper hundreds of thousands of years ago, humans developed a cognitive style that Mlodinow terms elastic thinking, a unique set of talents that include neophilia (an affinity for novelty), schizotypy (a tendency toward unusual percepti

on), imagination and idea generation, and divergent and integrative thinking. These are the qualities that enabled innovators from MaryShelley to Miles Davis, from the inventor of jumbo-sized popcorn to the creators of Pokémon Go, to effect paradigm shifts in our culture and society. In our age of u

nprecedented technological innovation and social change, it is more important than ever to encourage these abilities and traits. 　　How can we train our brains to be more comfortable when confronting change and more adept at innovation? How do our brains generate new ideas, and how can we nurture th

at process? Why can diversity and even discord be beneficial to our thought process? With his keen acumen and quick wit, Leonard Mlodinow gives us the essential tools to harness the power of elastic thinking in an endlessly dynamic world. 　　Review 　　“Leonard Mlodinow will make you smarter.”—Seth M

acFarlane   　　“Ingenious . . . top-quality popular neuroscience.”  —Kirkus Reviews 　　“Incorporating the most recent developments in psychology and neuroscience, award-winning science writer Mlodinow. . . elucidates how the human mind evolved a cognitive style he names ‘elastic thinking.’ . . . Fant

astically accessible science writing. . . . Of particular interest to those wishing to understand how to cope with the pace of change in the modern world.”—Library Journal (starred review) 　　“Timely and engrossing. Elastic is a fascinating exploration of one of the most important topics: how the hu

man mind deals with change. If you liked Subliminal, you’ll love Elastic.”—Charles Duhigg, author of the best sellers The Power of Habit and Smarter Faster Better 　　“It’s easy to describe the dizzying changes in our midst—from the gushers of information that wash over us to a world grown ever more

interconnected. Far harder is to offer guidance on how we should respond. In this wise and persuasive book, Leonard Mlodinow calls for a change in the very way we think. Using a deft mix of science and storytelling, he shows the limits of linear thinking and the promise of ‘bottom up’ thinking that

embraces ambiguity, asks the shrewd questions, and pursues novel answers to complex problems. Elastic is a book that will help you survive the whirlwind.”—Daniel H. Pink, author of WHEN and A WHOLE NEW MIND 　　"A fascinating, useful look into how the brain works. Perfect for neophiliacs and everyone

else who’s dealing with a changing world.”—Seth Godin, author of Footprints on the Moon 　　“In a world in which advancing technologies, omnipresent social media, and fiery political landscapes can make us feel helpless and paralyzed, Mlodinow shows us how our most human traits, such as novelty seek

ing and free-range imagination, have uniquely prepared us to thrive in an increasingly complex and ever-changing world. Most important, in the groundbreaking book he shows us how to make the best use of our most basic human talents to find true happiness and success.”—Dr. Rudolph Tanzi, Joseph P. an

d Rose F. Kennedy Professor of Neurology, Harvard University, and author of the New York Times best seller Super Brain 　　“A book of sparkling intelligence, written with humor and grace. If you read only one book of accessible science this year, let this be the one.”—Mark Williams, author of Mindful

ness, Emeritus Professor of Clinical Psychology, University of Oxford

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美國政府對中國威脅的安全化論述比較研究—以歐巴馬和川普政府為例

為了解決電腦版discord的問題，作者莊霈儀 這樣論述：

本研究係以哥本哈根學派的安全化理論來探討美國政府如何形塑中國的威脅，並採歷史研究(Historical method)、語料庫語言學分析(Corpus Linguistics)及論述分析(discourse analysis)等三種研究方法來分析行為主體與結構之間的關連性，藉由文本中的安全表述闡釋威脅認知，另透過「庫博中文獨立語料庫分析工具」結合論述分析之方式，以電腦輔助量化統計揭露語言使用的實際及表徵狀況，再對比文本中語言使用的深層意義及脈絡進行論述分析。針對歐巴馬政府至川普政府執政期間的《總統國情咨文(State of the Union address)》、《美國國家安全戰略報告(Na

tional Security Strategy)》及《國防戰略報告(National Defense Strategy)》等17份具代表美國政府官方立場之文本作為分析基礎，試圖探究美國政府對中政策轉變之各種可能催化因素；而在研究貢獻上，本研究期能藉由兼顧歷時性與共時性的資料選取範圍，期能再現美中互動過程中威脅建構的各種關鍵要件，以掌握特定政治菁英如何透過威脅言論的建構，指導民眾如何看待、評價他們自己的國家以及外在的敵人。研究發現，美國政府對於中國威脅的安全化論述是具有脈絡性、不間斷的，安全化操作並非是一個線性發展的過程，尤其安全化論述透過論述者、行為者與脈絡之間動態的關係顯示出來，除了美國政

府的安全化論述外，其中習近平上臺以來所展現的強勢作為，中國政府的「戰狼外交」，亦間接促成與強化了美國政府對中國威脅的安全化進程。研究發現，美國政府對於中國威脅的安全化論述是具有脈絡性、不間斷的，安全化操作並非是一個線性發展的過程，尤其安全化論述透過論述者、行為者與脈絡之間動態的關係顯示出來，除了美國政府的安全化論述外，其中習近平上臺以來所展現的強勢作為，中國政府的「戰狼外交」，亦間接促成與強化了美國政府對中國威脅的安全化進程。