英文书 Napoleon by Paul Johnson (Author)
拿破仑·波拿巴这个名字至今仍让人着迷。自从这位高大而可怕的天才征服欧洲以来，他一直被无休止地争论、比较，并成为偶像。在《拿破仑》中，这位伟大独裁者的能量和敏锐性与他的传记作者保罗·约翰逊不相上下，后者的历史被誉为“新鲜、可读、挑衅性……明智”（《洛杉矶时报》）。在这里，约翰逊描述了“对那些认为事件是由力量、阶级、经济和地理决定的，而不是由男性和女性的强大意志决定的人的最有力的反驳。”
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作者Paul Johnson
出版社不详
ISBN9780297607373
出版时间1981
装帧精装
尺寸20.7 × 14.2 cm
页数195页
货号ER-130
上书时间2024-02-23
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The very name, Napoleon Bonaparte, still enthralls. Ever since this towering and terrible genius conquered Europe, he has been endlessly debated, compared, and made an icon. In Napoleon, the great dictator's energy and acumen are matched by those of his biographer, Paul Johnson, whose histories have been lauded as "fresh, readable, provocative . . . wise" (Los Angeles Times). Here Johnson profiles "the grandest possible refutation of those who hold that events are governed by forces, classes, economics, and geography rather than the powerful wills of men and women."
With masterly eloquence, Napoleon charts Bonaparte's career from the barren island of Corsica and his early training in Paris-he was a bold soldier with an uncanny gift for math, maps, and strategy-through high-profile victories in Italy, military dictatorship, and campaigns across Europe to his end on the forsaken isle of St. Helena. In Napoleon's insatiable hunger for power, Johnson sees a realist unfettered by patriotism or ideology, a brilliant opportunist and propagandist who fulfilled his ambition in the aftermath of the French Revolution. He interprets Napoleon's life in the trajectory of his times, revealing how his complex and violent legacy seeded totalitarian regimes in the twentieth century and sounds an alert to us in the twenty-first.
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