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Miss Fortune

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’A book that’ll change your perspective on life. You’ll not be able to put it down.’ Fearne Cotton’Everyone should read this book. Sophie Morgan is the epitome of grit and determination. Her writing is thought provoking, honest and in parts hilarious.’ Katie Piper OBE’Wrenchingly honest...eye-ope

ning and deeply moving. *****’ Mail on SundayAs seen on ’Living Wild; How to Change your Life’ a two-part prime-time series on Channel 4, Loose Women and The Great Celebrity Bake Off for SU2C On the precipice of starting her adult life, aged eighteen, Sophie, a rebellious and incorrigible wild child

, crashed her car and was instantly paralysed from the chest down. Rushed to hospital, everything she had dreamed for her life was instantly forgotten and her journey to rediscover herself and build a different life began. But being told she would never walk again would come to be the least of her c

oncerns. Over the next eighteen years, as she strived to come to terms with the change in her body, her relationships were put to the test; she has had to learn to cope with the many unexpected and unpredictable setbacks of living with paralysis; she has had to overcome her own and other people’s pe

rceptions of disability and explore the limits of her abilities, all whilst searching for love, acceptance, meaning, identity, and purpose. Driving Forwards is a remarkable and powerful memoir, detailing Sophie’s life-changing injury, her recovery, and her life since. Strikingly honest, her story is

unusual and yet relatable, inspiring us to see how adversity can be channelled into opportunity and how ongoing resilience can ultimately lead to empowerment. ’Raw, life affirming and gorgeously written - this book is filled with extraordinary honesty, courage and warmth. Sophie’s words will make u

s all braver and more hopeful.’ Daisy Buchanan’A truly astonishing read about the power of never giving up.’ Sun’F***king hell!! This book is absolutely brilliant . . . One of the best memoirs I’ve ever read. Honest and so blooming human, it’s fantastic.’ Kathy Burke

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社群媒體限時動態對使用者疫情因應行為的影響

為了解決Put off meaning的問題，作者陳于庭 這樣論述：

研究的注意力一直集中在社群媒體和健康的交叉點上，但人們對社群媒體上的短暫性內容使用如何通過塑造公眾對社會問題的反應來影響使用者線上和線下的參與知之甚少。本研究的目的是利用Instagram限時動態功能，探討疫情流行期間年輕人的 Instagram限時動態使用、風險感知、第三人效應、敘事說服效果和因應行為之間的關係。首先，透過線上問卷蒐集 819 份樣本，以調查用戶的 Instagram 限時動態使用情況以及它如何影響台灣 COVID-19 爆發期間 18 至 35 歲人群的用戶對防疫行為的態度。該調查包括人口統計細節、Instagram限時動態使用情況、敘事說服效果、風險感知、關於疫情期間的

第三人效應和因應行為。調查結果強調了政府和公共衛生部門透過“限時動態”功能有效傳播官方訊息來加強其社群媒體運營和政策實施的有益影響。研究更發現，Instagram限時動態參與度和因應行為之間的正向聯繫是由敘事說服效果和第三人效應所調節的。該研究針對往後研究不同平台以及組織如何將其用作疫情大流行中的健康溝通指南提供建議。

If Nietzsche Were a Narwhal: What Animal Intelligence Reveals about Human Stupidity

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你各位萬物之靈，有智慧其實沒什麼了不起！   　　人類或許認為「智慧」是個禮物，對未能擁有這項能力的動物們充滿同情，這本書要說的事情將大大顛覆你的想法──智慧可能是種負擔，而且，動物們完全不需要它，也能過得很讚。   　　而這一切，要從尼采開始講起……。   　　尼采，一生帶有悲劇性色彩的哲學家，他的內在痛苦經常與動物有著難以斬斷的連結。這位飽受煎熬的學者，曾寫下對於動物的觀察，他既羨慕動物的無知，希望自己也能如此，就不必思索存在的意義，卻也可憐動物的無知，因為牠們無法思索存在的意義。   　　然而對動物來說，「不智」反而是非常明智且幸運的安排。如果從演化的角度來觀察，複雜的想法，對於動

物王國裡的任何成員來說，可不是什麼好事。   　　那麼，如果尼采真能體驗一把「不當人」的感覺，就譬如，如果他是隻獨角鯨，會發生什麼事呢？   　　在7個讓人大開眼界的章節中，科學家賈斯汀．葛雷格以幽默的文筆，從動物的角度，審視人類引以為傲的種種智慧展現──語言的使用、理性、道德系統等等，挑戰許多人心中堅定的想法：有智慧，真的讓人類高動物一等嗎？而答案比我們以為的更奇特、也更有趣，這本書將大大改變你看待動物、人類，和生命意義的方式。(文/博客來編譯) ＂A dazzling, delightful read on what animal cognition can teach us about

our own mental shortcomings.＂ - Adam GrantThis funny, ＂extraordinary and thought-provoking＂ (The Wall Street Journal) book asks whether we are in fact the superior species. As it turns out, the truth is stranger--and far more interesting--than we have been led to believe.If Nietzsche Were a Narwhal

overturns everything we thought we knew about human intelligence, and asks the question: would humans be better off as narwhals? Or some other, less brainy species? There’s a good argument to be made that humans might be a less successful animal species precisely because of our amazing, complex int

elligence. All our unique gifts like language, math, and science do not make us happier or more ＂successful＂ (evolutionarily speaking) than other species. Our intelligence allowed us to split the atom, but we’ve harnessed that knowledge to make machines of war. We are uniquely susceptible to bullsh

it (though, cuttlefish may be the best liars in the animal kingdom); our bizarre obsession with lawns has contributed to the growing threat of climate change; we are sexually diverse like many species yet stand apart as homophobic; and discriminate among our own as if its natural, which it certainly

is not. Is our intelligence more of a curse than a gift? As scientist Justin Gregg persuasively argues, there’s an evolutionary reason why human intelligence isn’t more prevalent in the animal kingdom. Simply put, non-human animals don’t need it to be successful. And, miraculously, their success a

rrives without the added baggage of destroying themselves and the planet in the process. In seven mind-bending and hilarious chapters, Gregg highlights one feature seemingly unique to humans--our use of language, our rationality, our moral systems, our so-called sophisticated consciousness--and com

pares it to our animal brethren. Along the way, remarkable tales of animal smarts emerge, as you’ll discover: The house cat who’s better at picking winning stocks than actual fund managers Elephants who love to drink Pigeons who are better than radiologists at spotting cancerous tissue Bumblebee

s who are geniuses at teaching each other soccer What emerges is both demystifying and remarkable, and will change how you look at animals, humans, and the meaning of life itself.

從加爾文《基督教要義》探討路益師《裸顏》中之基督救贖觀

為了解決Put off meaning的問題，作者許瓊文 這樣論述：

《裸顏》是路益師最後一本小說，他以希臘神話為素材，呈現基督代贖的愛。 加爾文《基督教要義》開宗即表明認識自己與認識神是密切相關的，而《裸顏》中奧璐兒的生命經歷，即回應加爾文的此論點。然而，為何我們無法認識自己與認識神？因為罪使我們與之隔離。聖經的中心信息是贖罪，罪的意識可說是基督信仰中最深切的焦點。 加爾文與路益師對罪與救贖的觀點，都是替代的贖罪方式也就是「代贖」。當一個人在基督裡，以自身生命來承擔他者，彼此都將經歷轉變--舊我死亡，新生命開始。救贖的關鍵在於與基督連結，其所帶來的意義是稱義與重生。稱義就是復和，重生就是悔改。人終其一生得不斷面對向著自己死，才能夠向神而活

。 《裸顏》以第一人稱方式描寫主人翁奧璐兒的生命故事。其因脅迫賽姬背叛丈夫，使其遭到放逐，四處流浪。奧璐兒在悔恨中以面紗遮蓋自己的醜陋（罪），卻無法除去心裡的罪疚。她寫下此文即在控訴神的不公。後來在異象中，諸神除掉她一切的遮蔽聽她陳訴，她也在異象中經歷與賽姬互為代贖的旅程，最終得著美麗（被稱為義），享受與神復和的美好。 救贖的旅程始於與基督的連結，這並非是從遠處觀看，而是要穿戴基督，並且嫁接進祂的身體，如同元首與肢體之間的連結。如此才有信心的跨越、稱義的恩典，以及與神聯合的喜悅。 凡領受救贖福分的人都蒙召去勸人與神和好，要為他者擔負復和的職分。這也是《裸顏》中神諭：「你也要成

為賽姬」真正的意義。