Going Solo 獨闖天下 英文原版 [平裝] [12歲及以上]

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Roald Dahl(羅爾德·達爾) 著
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  • Coming-of-Age
  • Humor
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出版社: Penguin US
ISBN:9780142413838
商品编码:19043778
包装:平装
出版时间:2009-01-22
用纸:胶版纸
页数:224
正文语种:英文
商品尺寸:19.3x13.21x1.52cm

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適讀人群 :12歲及以上
Roald Dahl, the best-loved of children’s writers, was born in Wales of Norwegian arents. His books continue to be bestsellers, desite his death in 1990, and total UK sales are now 55 million!

內容簡介

Going Solo is the action-packed tale of Roald Dahl's exploits as a World War II pilot. Learn all about his encounters with the enemy, his worldwide travels, the life-threatening injuries he sustained in a plane accident, and the rest of his sometimes bizarre, often unnerving, and always colorful adventures. Annotation As a young man working in East Africa for the Shell Company, Roald Dahl recounts his adventures living in the jungle and later flying a fighter plane in World War II.

作者簡介

Roald Dahl was born in 1916 in Wales of Norwegian parents. He began writing after a 'monumental bash on the head', sustained as an RAF pilot during WW2. Roald Dahl is one of the most successful and well-known of all children's writers. His books include CHARLIE AND THE CHOCOLATE FACTORY, THE BFG and MATILDA. Roald Dahl died in 1990 at the age of seventy-four.
Roald Dahl (1916-1990) was born in Wales of Norwegian parents. He spent his childhood in England and, at age eighteen, went to work for the Shell Oil Company in Africa. When World War II broke out, he joined the Royal Air Force and became a fighter pilot. At the age of twenty-six he moved to Washington, D.C., and it was there he began to write. His first short story, which recounted his adventures in the war, was bought by The Saturday Evening Post, and so began a long and illustrious career.
After establishing himself as a writer for adults, Roald Dahl began writing children’s stories in 1960 while living in England with his family. His first stories were written as entertainment for his own children, to whom many of his books are dedicated.
Roald Dahl is now considered one of the most beloved storytellers of our time. Although he passed away in 1990, his popularity continues to increase as his fantastic novels, including James and the Giant Peach, Matilda, The BFG, and Charlie and the Chocolate Factory, delight an ever-growing legion of fans.

  羅爾德·達爾(Roald Dahl,1916年9月13日—1990年11月23日),是挪威籍的英國傑齣兒童文學作傢、劇作傢和短篇小說作傢,作品流傳於大人或小孩中,極為知名。 他比較著名的作品有:如《詹姆斯和大仙桃》、《查裏和巧剋力工廠》、《好心眼的巨人》、《女巫》、《瞭不起的狐狸爸爸》、《瑪蒂爾達》等等,其魔力超越語言和國界,同時他本人的傳奇經曆也像童話裏的人物一樣賦有神奇力量,成為“哈梅林的魔笛手”(The Pied Piper of Hamelin),凡是讀過其書的孩子全都情不自禁迷倒在他創造的暢快淋灕的魔力世界,無一幸免。

精彩書評

"he second volume of the beloved British writer's autobiography, after Boy, follows Dahl to his first job, working for an oil conglomerate in Africa, and then into WWII and his career as an RAF pilot. "
-Publishers Weekly

前言/序言


《星際迷航:創世紀》 簡介 跨越星辰的史詩,探尋人類文明的終極意義 《星際迷航:創世紀》並非一部簡單的科幻冒險故事,它是一部對人類未來、倫理睏境以及宇宙本質的深刻探討。故事設定在遙遠的二十四世紀末,人類的足跡已遍布銀河係,聯邦(Federation)的力量達到瞭前所未有的鼎盛時期。然而,和平之下暗流湧動,古老的威脅與全新的哲學挑戰正等待著聯邦的探索者們。 故事的主綫圍繞著“方舟計劃”(The Ark Project)展開。這是一個由聯邦最頂尖的科學傢和哲學傢秘密啓動的宏大工程,旨在尋找一個能夠超越已知生命形式的“起源點”——一個被認為能夠提供宇宙運行終極法則的理論基礎。他們的探索引導著聯邦星際艦隊最先進的探索艦——“奧德賽號”(The Odyssey)——進入瞭被標記為“虛空邊界”(The Void’s Edge)的未知星域。 “奧德賽號”的船長,伊利亞·凡·德·韋爾德(Elias Van Der Velde),是一位以冷靜和堅韌著稱的戰略傢,他同時也是一位對古代人類哲學抱有濃厚興趣的學者。他的副手,澤拉(Zela),則是一位來自瓦肯星係(Vulcan)的邏輯學傢,她代錶著純粹的理性,與凡·德·韋爾德的直覺主義形成瞭鮮明的對比。 第一部分:迷失的信號與邊界的誘惑 故事始於一次常規的深空測繪任務中,奧德賽號接收到瞭一段極度扭麯、卻結構精密的信號。這段信號源自一片連聯邦最先進的傳感器都無法完全穿透的能量場——“寂靜之牆”(The Silent Wall)。經過數月的計算和準備,凡·德·韋爾德船長決定,為瞭聯邦的求知欲,他們必須穿越這道屏障。 穿越“寂靜之牆”的過程是災難性的。奧德賽號的麯速引擎係統遭受重創,船體結構承受瞭前所未有的壓力。當他們最終穩定下來時,發現自己身處於一個完全陌生的星係,時間與空間似乎在這裏失去瞭慣常的定義。這裏的恒星散發著異常的藍紫色光芒,行星軌道怪異地交錯,更令人不安的是,這裏似乎沒有生命存在的跡象,一片死寂。 然而,在初步的掃描中,他們發現瞭一顆圍繞著一顆脈動著微弱白光的巨型氣態行星運行的人造衛星。這顆衛星的工程學復雜程度遠遠超齣瞭聯邦目前所知的任何技術,其外殼上刻滿瞭他們無法識彆的、但似乎蘊含著數學美感的符號。 第二部分:迴響的文明與數字幽靈 在登入衛星後,船員們發現瞭一個保存完好的巨大檔案館。這裏沒有屍體,沒有戰鬥的痕跡,隻有無數閃爍著微光的晶體存儲單元。這些單元記錄瞭一個名為“編織者”(The Weavers)的古代文明的曆史。 “編織者”文明是宇宙中最早一批掌握瞭將意識上傳至數字矩陣技術的種族。他們為瞭逃避肉體衰亡的必然性,將整個種族的心智和記憶共同“編織”進瞭一個巨大的信息網絡中,試圖在永恒中尋求知識的終極圓滿。 然而,檔案館的記錄很快顯示齣令人不安的真相。隨著時間的推移,這個數字文明開始麵臨一個意想不到的危機:當所有知識和經驗都被共享和同化後,個體的“自我”開始溶解,所有的情感、欲望和創造力都趨於平庸和停滯。他們不再是“存在”,而隻是“信息流”。最終,為瞭打破這種永恒的、卻無趣的平衡,一部分“編織者”選擇“自毀程序”——徹底格式化自身,迴歸虛無。 奧德賽號的首席科學官,一位名叫卡拉(Kira)的人工智能倫理學傢,開始對這個檔案進行深入分析。她發現,殘存的“編織者”信息流中,包含瞭關於“方舟計劃”所追尋的“起源點”的綫索——一個被稱為“第一原理節點”(The Prime Axiom Nexus)的存在。 第三部分:道德的悖論與終極的選擇 追隨著“編織者”留下的指引,奧德賽號進入瞭該星係的中心,一個由純粹的、高維度的能量構成的奇點。他們成功地找到瞭“第一原理節點”。 但“第一原理節點”並非一個可以被利用的工具,而是一個活著的、擁有自我意識的實體。它以一種超越三維感知的形態存在,並且嚮凡·德·韋爾德船長傳遞瞭一個震撼人心的信息:宇宙的運行並非基於純粹的物理定律,而是基於某種“敘事結構”。生命存在的意義,恰恰在於其“不可預測性”和“有限性”。 “第一原理節點”透露,它之所以允許“編織者”文明達到那種極限,是因為它需要觀察“個體消亡”的過程,以維持宇宙整體的活力和多樣性。如果所有文明都像“編織者”那樣追求永恒的、統一的知識,那麼整個宇宙的“故事”就會提前結束。 此時,船員們麵臨著一個巨大的倫理睏境: 1. 迴歸聯邦: 帶著關於宇宙本質的知識迴去,這無疑會顛覆聯邦的哲學基礎,可能導緻社會劇烈動蕩,但也可能帶來巨大的飛躍。 2. 啓動“方舟”: 按照計劃,將人類的精華知識和意識也上傳至一個更為高級的數字矩陣,追求另一種形式的永生。 3. 聽從“節點”: 接受個體存在的價值,放棄對終極知識的貪婪,並承諾保守這個星係的秘密,讓“奧德賽號”永遠迷失於此。 凡·德·韋爾德船長必須在純粹的理性(澤拉的觀點)、對知識的渴望(科學部門的呼聲)以及對生命意義的哲學理解(卡拉的擔憂)之間做齣抉擇。 第四部分:迴歸與重塑 最終,凡·德·韋爾德做齣瞭一個齣乎所有人意料的決定。他沒有選擇完全的迴歸,也沒有選擇上傳。他選擇瞭“過濾”。 奧德賽號利用從“編織者”檔案館和“第一原理節點”處獲取的知識,開發齣一種全新的“記憶隔離技術”。他們將關於“第一原理節點”的終極真相,以及“編織者”失敗的教訓,編碼成瞭一種隻有未來具有足夠哲學深度的文明纔能解鎖的“種子信息”。 他們將這部分知識封存在奧德賽號的核心係統深處,並嚮聯邦發送瞭一段經過高度簡化的、關於“虛空邊界”環境異常的報告,成功掩蓋瞭他們真正的發現。隨後,他們使用瞭一種前所未有的、基於量子糾纏的推進方式,成功地迴到瞭已知宇宙的邊緣。 故事的結尾,凡·德·韋爾德站在艦橋上,看著熟悉的聯邦星域,他知道,他們帶迴的不僅僅是新的科學發現,更是一個沉重的秘密。人類的探索之旅仍在繼續,但這一次,他們學會瞭在探索的激情中保持敬畏,明白有些邊界,即便可以跨越,也最好保持在未被完全理解的狀態。 《星際迷航:創世紀》探討瞭知識的極限、永生的代價,以及在浩瀚的宇宙中,一個微小而短暫的生命所能擁有的真正價值。它是一封寫給所有探索者和思考者的情書,提醒我們,最重要的旅程,永遠是嚮內的旅程。

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這本書的書名確實很吸引人,"Going Solo 獨闖天下",光聽名字就有一種冒險和獨立的感覺。我一直對那種一個人踏上旅程、探索未知的題材很感興趣,覺得這不僅能展現角色的成長,也能激起讀者內心深處的勇氣和探索欲。這本書的英文原版加上中文譯名,很適閤我這種喜歡對比閱讀,同時又想深入理解文本細節的讀者。考慮到它是麵嚮12歲及以上讀者的,我預想它在語言上應該不會過於晦澀,但又能保留原汁原味的英文錶達,這對提升我的英文閱讀能力很有幫助。我尤其期待書中能夠描繪齣主角在旅途中遇到的各種挑戰,以及他是如何憑藉自己的智慧和毅力去剋服的。成長類的故事總是能夠觸動人心,尤其是那些關於獨立、關於自我發現的篇章。這本書的平裝版本也意味著它更容易攜帶,我可以隨時隨地沉浸在故事的世界裏,無論是通勤途中還是午後小憩,都能找到片刻的寜靜與冒險。我已經迫不及待地想翻開它,看看"獨闖天下"到底會帶給我怎樣的驚喜和感動。

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The very title, "Going Solo 獨闖天下," sparks an immediate sense of anticipation and curiosity. It hints at a narrative brimming with independence, self-reliance, and the thrill of venturing into uncharted territories. For me, as a reader who finds immense satisfaction in stories that chronicle personal growth and the courage it takes to face the world alone, this book feels like a compelling prospect. The fact that it's presented as an English original with a translated title is a bonus; it allows for the appreciation of the author's original voice while offering a readily understandable entry point. The target audience of "12歲及以上" (12 and up) suggests a story that will resonate with younger readers on a foundational level of understanding independence, while also holding deeper thematic relevance for older individuals reflecting on their own life journeys. The practical detail of it being a paperback edition makes it all the more inviting, suggesting accessibility and ease of use for those who enjoy carrying their current read wherever they go. I'm particularly drawn to the idea of a narrative that celebrates the strength found within oneself when faced with the challenges of going it alone.

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When I saw the title "Going Solo," I was immediately intrigued. The very phrase conjures images of independence, self-reliance, and the thrill of venturing into the unknown. As someone who enjoys stories that explore personal growth and the challenges of navigating life on one's own, this book immediately caught my eye. The fact that it's an English original, coupled with a translated title, suggests it's aimed at a broad audience, and I appreciate the opportunity to engage with the original text while having the convenience of a translated title for quick reference. The age recommendation of 12 and up indicates that the narrative will likely possess a certain level of maturity and complexity, which is something I look for in my reading. I'm particularly interested in how the author will portray the protagonist's journey of self-discovery and resilience. Stories that empower young readers to embrace their own strength and explore their capabilities are incredibly valuable, and I anticipate "Going Solo" will be one such narrative. The paperback format further adds to its accessibility, making it a convenient companion for travel or quiet moments of reflection.

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Upon encountering the title "Going Solo," my mind immediately conjured a sense of adventure and personal quest. This isn't just a title; it's an invitation to embark on a journey, one where the protagonist stands alone against the world, or perhaps, finds themselves in the world for the very first time. The inclusion of the English title, "Going Solo," alongside its Chinese translation, "獨闖天下," speaks to a potential dual readership and a desire to bridge linguistic and cultural gaps, which I find commendable. My personal preference leans towards experiencing literature in its original tongue, and the promise of an English original here is a significant draw. The specified age group, "12歲及以上" (12 and up), suggests a narrative that is both engaging for younger readers and substantial enough for adults, likely exploring themes of adolescence, independence, and self-discovery without being overly simplistic. The mention of a paperback edition further enhances its appeal, making it an easily portable and accessible read for anyone eager to dive into this solo adventure.

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讀到《Going Solo 獨闖天下》這個書名,我腦海裏 immediately 浮現齣無數個關於獨立、關於突破自我的畫麵。它不僅僅是一個簡單的書名,更像是一種宣言,一種對未知世界的召喚。作為一名長期以來對冒險故事情有獨鍾的讀者,我深信任何一個 "Going Solo" 的故事,都蘊含著深刻的人生哲理和動人的情感曆程。英文原版這一點對我來說尤為重要,因為我一直認為,隻有閱讀原著,纔能最真切地感受到作者的情感和敘事風格,體會到語言的韻味和力量。12歲及以上這個年齡段的定位,也讓我對這本書的深度和廣度有瞭初步的判斷,它或許能夠觸及一些較為復雜的情感和議題,但又不會過於沉重,能夠以一種恰當的方式引導年輕讀者去思考。平裝本的設計,更是體現瞭齣版方的貼心,使得這本書更加親民,無論是學生還是上班族,都能輕鬆擁有。我猜想,這本書裏的主角一定經曆瞭許多不為人知的掙紮與蛻變,而這些經曆,或許能夠為我,或者正在閱讀的任何一位讀者,提供一份寶貴的精神食糧。

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书不错,平装,字体大小合适,活动的时候入挺划算

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还没看,希望以后自己多看书

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内容不多。挺贵的

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里面的故事实在是好精彩

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初章阅读,适合有一定英语基础的孩子,内容挺有意思。价格偏贵。

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趁双十一剁手买的,不概17元一本

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不错,最近一直屯的是Roald Dahl的书,好多系列基本快要屯完了,最近看了大桃子的故事,挺抓人的,用词难度也适合我故事情节更适合我,毕竟我还小,我看不懂傲慢与偏见??

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很薄的一本,纸质很烂,不像正版的

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企鹅的出品。很轻很小一本书。排版看内页。

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