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卡尔·欧诺黑推崇“慢活主义”

Filmed Jul 2005 • Posted Feb 2007TEDGlobal 2005
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记者卡尔·欧诺黑认为,西方世界对速度的过分强调侵蚀了人们的身体健康和生产生活。随着人们开始日渐放缓他们太过现代化的生活,一场关于“慢与快”的反思也在酝酿之中。

Journalist Carl Honore is best known for his advocacy of the Slow Movement. His book In Praise of Slowness dissects our speed-obsessed society and celebrates those who have gotten in touch with their "inner tortoise." Full bio »

Translated into Chinese, Simplified by Jing Zeng
Reviewed by Lina Lin
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