[美]丽贝卡·索尔尼 著、丽贝卡·索尔尼特 / 上海三联书店 / 2018年12月01日
《走路的历史》是由美国作家丽贝卡·索尔尼所著,她以独特的视角探索了人类步行的演变与意义。索尔尼在文学领域颇受赞誉,2013年曾获美国国家图书奖提名,2010年更是被Utne Reader杂志评为25位改变世界的梦想家之一。她的才华与见解备受肯定,与乔布斯等杰出人物相提并论。本书中,索尔尼带领读者穿越时空,从史前时代到现代社会,揭示了走路对人类文明、健康、心理及环境的深远影响。她以富有洞见的笔触,展现了步行作为一种基本而又复杂的活动,如何塑造我们的生活方式和世界观。这本书不仅是对步行的赞美,更是一部关于人类与自然、身体与心灵相互关系的深刻反思。
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第一章:引言
行走的基本性
walking as a fundamental human activity
connection to our evolutionary past
行走的现代挑战
decline in walking due to urbanization and technology
health and environmental implications of this shift
第二章:行走的文化史
古代文明
walking as a form of transportation and trade
the role of walkers in ancient societies (messengers, spies)
中世纪的步行
pilgrimages and religious walks
the rise of urban walking for pleasure and commerce
近现代的步行文化
the flaneur and the development of leisure walking
walking for health and protest movements
第三章:行走与身体
行走的生物学基础
anatomy and physiology of walking
energetics and mechanics of gait
行走与健康
benefits of regular walking on cardiovascular health
walking's role in preventing chronic diseases
第四章:城市与步行
城市的演变
the impact of car culture on walking in cities
the design of contemporary cities that prioritize car travel over pedestrians
重新发现步行友好城市
pedestrian-only areas and urban parks
the promotion of walking as part of public health initiatives
第五章:行走的哲学
行走作为一种冥想
walking as a form of mindfulness and self-reflection
philosophical ideas about the interconnectedness of walking and thought
行走与创造力
the link between walking and creative inspiration
anecdotes from writers, artists, and thinkers who walked to work
第六章:行走的社会与政治意义
行走的自由与权利
the struggle for walkability in neighborhoods and public spaces
the role of walking in social justice and political activism
集体行走
parades, protests, and the power of group movement
the symbolism of walking together and its impact on social change
结论
重申行走的重要性
a call to action for individuals and communities to prioritize walking
the connection between our well-being, our environment, and our capacity to walk