Cover news reporter Zhang Jie intern Li Xinyue
With the National Day holiday gone, 2021 has entered the countdown. Before the grand winter carnival arrives, let's enjoy the beauty of autumn and cherish the good times of the moment. While feeling the seasons, reading is of course essential. For Readers in Sichuan, there is a large-scale book fair at the doorstep of The 2021 Tianfu Book Fair, which can provide a good opportunity to choose spiritual food. Look for reconstructions of the past, present, and future in the book, understand the world with a new perspective, have the opportunity to re-examine life, and see the larger world in the late autumn book sea. Bo guan and about to take, thick and thin hair, in order to meet 2022 to make a better self.
Fifteen Lectures on the Philosophy of Artificial Intelligence by Xu Yingjin, Peking University Press
In recent years, artificial intelligence has developed very rapidly, and in the foreseeable future, it will inevitably have a strong impact and profoundly change the existing life mode of human beings. In the field of artificial intelligence, there is currently no final definition of what is intelligent, and the resulting differences in technical routes are even more so. In this case, we can listen to the relevant thinking of philosophers. In fact, in addition to technical issues, the relationship between the logical and ethical basis of artificial intelligence and philosophy is indeed very close. In view of this, the author of this book, Xu Yingjin, a professor and doctoral supervisor at the School of Philosophy of Fudan University, starts from the philosophical issues closely related to artificial intelligence, focusing on topics such as "whether strong artificial intelligence is possible; the impact of modern theoretical and empiric debates on artificial intelligence". Professor Xu's main research areas are the philosophy of artificial intelligence, epistemology, and the philosophy of cognitive science.
"Lu Xun's Meal" by Xue Linrong, Guangxi Normal University Press
2021 marks the 140th anniversary of Lu Xun's birth. Lu Xun's books or books related to Lu Xun were published one after another in honor of this great literary artist. "Lu Xun's Meal" has a unique angle, starting from the daily meal, taking us to glimpse the vivid spiritual outlook of "Mr. Big". In chronological order, the author details the important dinner that Lu Xun participated in in the 24 years from his arrival in Beijing in 1912 to his death in Shanghai in 1936, digs deep and captures the relevant parts of the historical materials, combs through Lu Xun's entire life overview, creative psychology, and literati exchanges, outlines Lu Xun's more real and three-dimensional and plump image of the literati in addition to literary history, and at the same time takes Lu Xun as the starting point to radiate the literary people and even literary events at that time.
"Strange Talk of a Small Town" in July by People's Literature Publishing House
It's a suspenseful, adventurous, and bizarre teenage story that is filled with nostalgia from the 1990s. The book not only reflects on the ultimate proposition of the universe, but also depicts the inner world of young people, and also misses the 1990s. July, the author who grew up in Hanwang, Sichuan, is a dazzling new star in the current domestic science fiction literature world. He is a graduate student in biology at Nanjing University and loves science fiction. In July, he became famous as a teenager and published his debut film at the age of seventeen, and won many honors such as the Science Fiction Galaxy Award, the Nebula Award, and the Best Feature Gold Award at the 11th Global Chinese Science Fiction Nebula Award. In this new work, July will raise her own creative motif to the starry sky and sink to reality, giving readers a lot of surprises.
"Running Collection" by Li Jingze by Huacheng Publishing House
When the writer Li Jingze talks about running, he talks about not only running, but also literature, life, and the philosophical proposition of self and others. "Running Collection" includes various comments, prefaces, essays and dialogues on literature and art by Li Jingze in recent years, and the articles include discussions on the frontier issues of Chinese literature and art, comments by important contemporary writers at home and abroad, and meticulous analysis of literary phenomena in recent years. Li Jingze loves running, and in his opinion, running is a good way to get rid of "me". If a writer or a reader can completely hand himself over as he did when he is running, running out of the "I" in the limited, stubborn flesh, "at this time you may feel that the world is so big, and you will feel that the world is so fresh and full, and there is no obstacle to going in and out." Everyone can let go of themselves while running and enter the vast and boundless world. ”
"On Paper" by Su Cangjian, Beijing October Literature and Art Publishing House
She went to the landscape to write, to express, to feel, to restore Chinese to the treatment of craftsmanship, treatment of labor, treatment of time thinking. The book is composed of seven long essays, taking the precious intangible cultural heritage, craftsmanship, customs and customs of southern China (silkworm silk, traditional papermaking, grass stage drama class, tea farmer life, beekeeper's home, ancient aging, West Lake boat lady) as the basic elements, intercepting the vivid cross-section of life, expressing the beauty of landscapes, daily life, and labor. The author takes us beyond the poetic Jiangnan of historical construction, and sees another Jiangnan in folk and life.
"I am at the Archaeological Site: Ten Lectures on the Archaeology of the Silk Road" by Qi Dongfang zhonghua bookstore
The Silk Road is the road of commercial trade, the road of east-west dialogue, the road of friendly exchanges, and the road of cultural exchanges and integration. Qi Dongfang is a professor at the School of Archaeology at Peking University and the director of the Three Kingdoms to Sui and Tang Archaeology Committee of the Chinese Archaeological Society. From Xi'an, Shanye, Samarkand, Bukhara, and Istanbul, Qi Dongfang led everyone to re-walk the Silk Road, feel the ancient civilization, see the archaeological site, read the excavated cultural relics, and witness the distant history with their own eyes. The book has a large number of archaeological site photos and exquisite cultural relics photos, which is a rare archaeological visual feast.
Liangshan Ji by He Wanmin Guangxi Normal University Press
This is a book that records Liangshan with images and words. The author He Wanmin combines the two writing methods of human geography essays and local history, not only introducing Liangshan's customs, customs, social life, economy and culture, but also describing Liangshan's humanities. These descriptions have a deep personal experience and emotional color, but also without losing rational analysis, some of the customs that the outside world feels mysterious and even misunderstood, so as to clarify the source. He Wanmin was born in Liangshan and grew up in Liangshan. Liangshan is his hometown and his spiritual highland. With the sensitivity and insight of his journalist's professional training, coupled with his deep affection for Liangshan, the high mountain rapids in the Hengduan Mountains have also become plump and three-dimensional in his pen, full of warmth and respect. In the remote Yi ghettos, He Wanmin's footprints are in line with the way of history, and they are twisted and twisted, thus lifting up a solid, plump, touching and continuous narrative.
The Northern Kitchen: A Culinary History of a Family by Jiang Yun, Shanghai Literature and Art Publishing House
"Tell me what food you eat and I'll know what kind of person you are." The people take food as the sky, and diet is Chinese, and it has a deep meaning of ethics, family affection, and society outside the stomach. The whole book is based on the chef recipes of three generations of women of grandma, mother, and "I" (Jiang Yun), and the twists and turns of urban spaces such as Kaifeng, Taiyuan, and Hong Kong, and strings together a northern medical practice family, the Kong family, which has been ups and downs for 70 years. The author Jiang Yun takes diet as a clue, spans the long years, travels to different places, connects family memories through generations of cooking memories and table past events, reviews personal growth, unforgettable life experiences, and also conveys respect to the mothers in Chinese families who have been busy in the kitchen for a lifetime, which is an affectionate, moving and long-lasting non-fiction masterpiece.
A Brief History of Medicine (plus) by Jack lin Dufen translated by Li Bingqi jiangxi science and technology publishing house
With the rapid development of the world's population, frequent population movements, climate and environmental changes and many other factors caused by the frequent occurrence of public health problems, medical knowledge has quickly become the most concerned about the public, the most need to understand the important scientific knowledge. As a medical history book, this book is also a masterpiece of medical humanities. The whole book adopts popular language, focuses on the main fields of medical research, such as anatomy, pharmacology, obstetrics and psychiatry, etc., and at the same time adds a new chapter on public health, introduces related topics that are widely concerned by readers, such as forensic science, bioethics, genetics, etc., and is supplemented by a large number of precious historical pictures, combing the development process and context of the vast comprehensive discipline of medical history, filling the gap in the history of the development of medical professional disciplines.
Greedy Dopamine (United States) by Daniel Lieberman, Michael E. Lang; translated by Zheng Liyao, CITIC Publishing House
Why do once romantic feelings fade? Why don't successful people usually feel like they're successful? Why did almost all dieting programs fall short? Why do smart people often make terrible, disastrous decisions? This may all be related to a single-molecule structure in the brain, dopamine. Experts believe that this chemical controls your desires, imaginations, impulses, creativity, and unexpectedly affects every aspect of our lives. The impact of dopamine on humans is simply too great, and understanding the role of dopamine has become the key to explaining and even predicting a range of human behaviors that touch every aspect of human life. Understanding how this substance affects our mood, decision-making, and lives can help us maximize the potential function of our brains, increase efficiency, and perform better. Greedy Dopamine helps us fully understand how this substance affects our moods, decisions, and lives, and can help us maximize the potential functions of our brains, increase efficiency, and achieve better performance.
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