马克斯·普朗克（Max Karl Ernst Ludwig Planck, 1858—1947） 出生于德国荷尔施泰因，德国著名物理学家、量子力学的重要创始人之一。普朗克和爱因斯坦并称为二十世纪最重要的两大物理学家。他因发现能量量子化而对物理学的又一次飞跃做出了重要贡献，并在1918年荣获诺贝尔物理学奖。

马克斯·普朗克（Max Karl Ernst Ludwig Planck, 1858—1947） 出生于德国荷尔施泰因，德国著名物理学家、量子力学的重要创始人之一。普朗克和爱因斯坦并称为二十世纪最重要的两大物理学家。他因发现能量量子化而对物理学的又一次飞跃做出了重要贡献，并在1918年荣获诺贝尔物理学奖。

Excerpt from Where Is Science Going? What has led them to devote their lives to the pur suit of science? That question is difficult to answer and could never be answered in a simple categorical way. Personally I am inclined to agree with Schopenhauer in thinking that one of the strongest motives that lead people to give their lives to art and science is the urge to flee from eve...(展开全部)

Excerpt from Where Is Science Going? What has led them to devote their lives to the pur suit of science? That question is difficult to answer and could never be answered in a simple categorical way. Personally I am inclined to agree with Schopenhauer in thinking that one of the strongest motives that lead people to give their lives to art and science is the urge to flee from eve...(展开全部)

马克斯·普朗克（Max Karl Ernst Ludwig Planck, 1858—1947） 出生于德国荷尔施泰因，德国著名物理学家、量子力学的重要创始人之一。普朗克和爱因斯坦并称为二十世纪最重要的两大物理学家。他因发现能量量子化而对物理学的又一次飞跃做出了重要贡献，并在1918年荣获诺贝尔物理学奖。

马克斯·普朗克（Max Karl Ernst Ludwig Planck, 1858—1947） 出生于德国荷尔施泰因，德国著名物理学家、量子力学的重要创始人之一。普朗克和爱因斯坦并称为二十世纪最重要的两大物理学家。他因发现能量量子化而对物理学的又一次飞跃做出了重要贡献，并在1918年荣获诺贝尔物理学奖。

When it was published in 1968, a year noted for historic student protests on campuses across the country, The American University spoke in Jacques Barzun's characteristically wise and lucid voice about what colleges and universities were really meant to do--and how they actually worked. Drawing on a lifetime of extraordinary accomplishment as a teacher, administrator, and schol...(展开全部)

雅克•巴尔赞（Jacques Barzun,1907—2012），法裔美籍文化史学者，其研究建立了现代文化史研究的现代规范。出版著作40余本，内容涉及哲学、音乐、思想史，当代艺术乃至侦探小说。他曾两度荣获美国艺术和文学学会批评家金奖，并两次任该学会主席。已译成中文的著作有《从黎明到衰落：西方文化生活五百年》《艺术的用途和滥用》《我们应有的文化》。

Europe's image of Japanese culture remains dominated by cliches such as the cherry blossom, temples, samurai, geisha and Zen. Fascinated and irritated by these cliches, photographer Andri Pol attempts to overturn them, both by confronting them and by looking elsewhere, setting his lens upon the everyday sights of Japanese life.

Europe's image of Japanese culture remains dominated by cliches such as the cherry blossom, temples, samurai, geisha and Zen. Fascinated and irritated by these cliches, photographer Andri Pol attempts to overturn them, both by confronting them and by looking elsewhere, setting his lens upon the everyday sights of Japanese life.