Some books, when read together, complement each other perfectly.
Some time ago, Ideal Country launched the topic # These two books can be read together on Weibo and Douban, with 6 million views, and many readers and friends participated. The book friend left a message asking if he could sort it out, and the ideal jun remembered this matter and sorted out the part today.
I also want to borrow this topic, sincerely invite everyone to participate, leave a message that you think you can read together with two books! We select five people and send them custom book tickets + bookmarks.
@Republic imaginationist: complementary, suitable for reading together or with reference, such as Pamuk's Istanbul and Ala Guller's Istanbul, a text and an image; Carnetti's thought map "The Territory of Man", a Man's Lonely Words, Pessoa's "Book of Restlessness", a valuable whisper, or Nietzsche's "Human, Too Human". Somewhat complementary, Hannah Arendt's Eichmann in Jerusalem and the Republic translation series M41 Eichmann before Jerusalem.
@ Inscribed New 2001: French writer Saint-Exupéry's "The Little Prince" and Zhou Baosong's "The Understanding of the Little Prince". "The Little Prince" is my favorite one, a very beautiful and simple story, but left a lot of profound truths "important things are invisible", "Taming" "The Little Prince's Understanding" is the author's birthday gift to his daughter, which explains the truth in "The Little Prince", of which my favorite is "The Fox's Selfless Love", where did this fox learn so much Ah Finally, I am the fox who waits for love.
@ Changqing Changjing Changqing Jingyi: "Lolita" and "Fang Siqi's First Love Paradise", similar incidents about the perpetrator and the victim of two angles. Are "1984" and "Brave New World" more terrifying when culture is banned, or is it more frightening to be drowned in a flood of information? Misogyny and Patriarchy and Capitalism, two books by the same author, the latter is a deeper analysis of the former. "The Sound of the Willows" and "Dr. Toad Goes to the Psychiatrist", the latter borrows the setting of the former to talk about the popular science of psychology.
@ Go to the Ying Lantern: First read "A Brief History of Philosophy", fell in love with Mueller, so I found "On Freedom" and fell in love completely! "Guide to Book Lovers" was recommended by the previous Governor, and when I read "Don't Want to Get Rid of Books" this year, I suddenly remembered this guide. I really can't get rid of the book, I can't help but chop my hands without reading it...
@Woohoo_6074: "The Decline of Men" and "How to Suppress Female Writing" read together, the former talks about male repression caused by masculinity, the latter talks about female repression caused by masculinity, both books are very happy and a little black humor, after reading it will be more tolerant and more hopeful, will hug women more and embrace men, love women more and love men more~
@ Andys Morning Wind: Mr. Wang Li's "Common Sense of Ancient Chinese Culture" and Mr. Sun Ji's "Ancient Chinese Material Culture" are classic general knowledge traditional culture books. "Common Sense of Ancient Chinese Culture" is actually not very "common sense", many knowledge points I did not know before reading, it is more focused on summarizing and refining some of the cultural heritage of ancient China from the non-material and spiritual level, such as etiquette, art, music, etc. The content of "Ancient Chinese Material Culture" complements it, focusing on ancient Chinese civilization and culture from the material level, such as agricultural production, silk weaving, transportation, construction projects and so on. However, the two major legacies of material culture and intangible culture are not opposites, and every ancient civilization in the world is inseparable from the natural environment that gave birth to it, and likewise, every intangible culture is determined by material culture. Reading the two books together can also deepen each other's understanding and connection, and understand why our land has bred a glorious Chinese culture.
@ Admit what you look like: "Twilight is coming" The last moment of the great writer "A man's last journey" How ordinary people should face life after aging. "Lost Satellite" steps into the unknown world of Central Asia "Second Hand Time" dissects the world after the collapse of the Soviet Union. "Abandoned Days" Female Perspective "Shoelaces" Male Color Two Italian writers, the storyline is the same from a female perspective, one from a male perspective, two books together, there will be a global view of the relationship between men and women. How to Stop Women's Writing and Breakers: Five Women Writers Who Changed the World explore the achievements and dilemmas of women's writing. "When breathing into air" A doctor's struggle with death after getting cancer Record "The Year of Fantasy" The author's daughter is seriously ill, her husband died of a sudden heart attack in front of her eyes on Christmas Day, how to dissolve the sudden bereavement pain Two books are about their own death, one is about the serious illness of relatives and death Death is after all part of life We must learn to face it. "Don't Want to Get Rid of Books" can be paired with any book, and paper books will never die.
@Lettuce Sauce Full Flavor uu: "Genius for Responsibility" is a recommended book that many people have read and tearfully many times, collected a lot of information after reading, and later even Wittgenstein designed the building to look like. So, apart from his teacher Russell, what are his contemporaries doing? Is there any difference between "he coped with this era" and "others coped with this era"? That's the story That's what Age of Magicians is going to tell me.
@Husan: Some books may wish to try to read together ~ Invent "Three Sad Tigers" Mrodek "Elephant" The sadness of the tiger is the joy of the elephant. Laxnow Holkay "Satan Tango" Lucidi "Satanic Psalms" The devil dances and the devil chants. Hrabar's "Too Noisy Loneliness" Yehoshua's "The Poet Continues to Be Silent" People endure loneliness in the hustle and bustle, and the poet chooses to continue to be silent. Cortázar's "Winning Lottery" Shirley Jackson's "Draw" Life is full of accidents. Syxton's poetry collection "All My Dear People" Moravian "Indifferent People" Han Bingzhe's "Death of Love" Life and death of love make us live together, entangled with others. Levinas "Time and the Other" Han Bingzhe "The Disappearance of the Other" In the era of the disappearance of the other, what is the other? Shakespeare's Othello and Camus's The Outsider From moors to outsiders, the situation of foreigners for more than four hundred years. Zhu Zhu's poetry collection "The Sea on My Body" Bao Huiyi's poetry collection "I sit on the edge of the volcano" The vastness and dreaminess of the poet.
@Old City Early Green: "The 13 Steps To Disappear" and "Lecture Notes on Criminal Law": Thinking about Human Nature and Law; "The Ultimate Twelve Questions for Future Humanity" and "Our Post-Human Future: Consequences of the Biotechnology Revolution": Reverence for Life, But Also Respect for Self; "Bookstore Diary" and "Strolling In Jimbocho": Old Bookstores in the East and West, History and Human Feelings; "Stunned! Philosophy is So Good" and "Sophie's World": Introduction to Philosophy, one is a comic, one is a letter, interesting; "Qi Rushan National Drama Series" and "Traces of Qi Rushan": know a little peking opera knowledge, palm anecdotes.
@ Red Bean Millefeuille Book: "Dead House Notes" and "Dead House", look at the name to know that it is a group that is bound. The former is a documentary novel written by Towon based on personal experience and experience, and the latter is a non-fiction masterpiece written by British scholars more than one hundred and fifty years later, compiling a large number of historical materials. The first perspective at that time + the third perspective today fully present the brutal exile system of the Tsarist Period.
@Raspberry at Large in the Berry World: "The Cut Blood Vessels of Latin America" & "One Hundred Years of Solitude" (I read Huang Jinyan's version). Personally, I think that if you don't understand the history of Latin America in the past two or three hundred years, it is really not easy to write the novel "One Hundred Years of Solitude", only when it is a ridiculous collection of family incest stories, which reflects the backwardness and human desires of that long era from an early stage. Of course, these contents are all there, but they are too one-sided, and there is no deep investigation into what the root cause of these phenomena is. That's why someone asked if the novel could be read, because they didn't understand the context of the times they had experienced, their past and present. In my opinion, reading a hundred years of solitude in conjunction with their history, analyzing some small details or even extending it is not an over-interpretation.
@ Kathyson: Salinger, who participated in World War II, read "Blade" written by Maugham, who participated in World War I, before publishing "The Catcher in the Rye". Both have a keen interest in Indian religion. More interestingly, both have served as agents in the military. What are the similarities, let's talk about it after reading both books.
@Qingyun Zhang: Amos Oz's "A Tale of Love and Darkness" and Peter Handke's "Sorrow without Desire". Both of these great writers had their mothers' suicides, leaving a shadow on them. And they both tried to understand their mothers through writing, as exemplified by these two books.
@Miyang: "Israel" is read along with "Arabs in Conquest and Revolution", one from the Jewish perspective to the Middle East, and the other to the Middle East from the Arab world. Complement each other and understand the root causes of the troubles in the Middle East at once.
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