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保罗·布鲁姆:快乐的源泉

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为什么我们喜欢真迹不喜欢仿画?心理学家保罗·布鲁姆相信人类是本质主义者,我们对一件事物历史渊源的认知会改变我们对这个事物的感受, 并不是一种简单的错觉,而是快乐和痛苦的一个深层特点。

Paul Bloom studies our common-sense understanding of the world -- how we know what we know, why we like what we like.  Full bio »

Translated into Chinese, Simplified by Jenny Yang
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