危险游戏：历史的使用和滥用（有声读物）

English | June 23, 2009 | ASIN: B002EDTVFQ | M4B@64 kbps | 5h 48m | 160 MB

The winner of many prestigious awards for her scholarship, historian Margaret MacMillan is also the New York Times best-selling author of Paris 1919. In Dangerous Games, she illustrates how history should never be presented as a series of facts, but instead as a framing device for understanding the past.

As professional 21st-century historians cede the literary field to the popular amateur, history and its meanings become muddled - especially in the punditocracy championed by modern media. Copious amounts of cherry-picked facts and manufactured heroes are used to create a narrative rather than give any insight into past events. MacMillan offers an antidote to this by providing the necessary tools to help interpret history in constructive ways.

中文|2009年6月23日|ASIN:B002EDTVFQ|M4B@64kbps | 5小时48分钟| 160 MB 历史学家玛格丽特·麦克米兰因其学术成就获得了许多著名奖项，也是《纽约时报》1919年巴黎畅销书作家。在《危险游戏》中，她阐述了历史不应被视为一系列事实，而应作为理解过去的框架。 随着21世纪的专业历史学家将文学领域让给大众业余爱好者，历史及其意义变得模糊不清，尤其是在现代媒体倡导的专家政治中。大量精心挑选的事实和虚构的英雄被用来创造叙事，而不是对过去的事件提供任何见解。麦克米兰提供了一种解药，通过提供必要的工具来帮助以建设性的方式解释历史。

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