Hedrick Smith has done what we all wish we could do: he has gone to Russia and spoken to the people. Over steaming samovars， in cramped flats， and on dirt-floors， he has spoken to peasants and bureaucrats， artists and officials. He has studied their customs and their governments and shares his fascinating insights and fresh perspectives with us.

作者曾于1971——1974年任《纽约时报》驻莫斯科分社社长，现任《纽约时报》国内版副编辑。作者利用新闻记者的身份，到过苏联城乡很多地方采访，同各阶层人士有过广泛接触，《俄国人》就是根据他在苏联耳闻目睹的亲身经历写成的。

作者曾于1971——1974年任《纽约时报》驻莫斯科分社社长，现任《纽约时报》国内版副编辑。作者利用新闻记者的身份，到过苏联城乡很多地方采访，同各阶层人士有过广泛接触，《俄国人》就是根据他在苏联耳闻目睹的亲身经历写成的。

An Undisputed Classic, November 20, 2000 By Maximillian Ben Hanan (Sacramento, California, USA) - See all my reviews It's really difficult to find a better book as an introduction to contemporary history. Now that the Berlin Wall has fallen, it's difficult for current generations of American university students to understand what Communism was like. Even current generations of...(展开全部)

什么是“俄罗斯灵魂”或“俄罗斯性格”，常常使东西方世界困惑不解。在对这一谜题的解答上，洛斯基的《俄罗斯人的性格》堪称经典之作。

吉奥乔·阿甘本博士(1942- )是欧洲研究生院（EGS）巴鲁赫·德·斯宾诺莎教授，意大利维罗拉大学美学教授，并于巴黎国际哲学学院教授哲学。在攻读博士后阶段，阿甘本参与了弗莱堡由马丁·海德格尔主持的研讨会，并主持了瓦尔特·本雅明意大利译本的翻译工作。阿甘本独特的对文学理论，欧陆哲学，政治思想，宗教研究以及文学和艺术的融会贯通，使他成为我们时代最具挑战性的思想家之一。他也是巴黎一些大学的客座教授，同时于美国数所大学，如UC伯克利，洛杉矶，埃尔文，圣克鲁斯和西北大学等学校任教。

阿 瑟·柯 南·道 尔（Arthur Conan Doyle，1859 年 5 月 22 日—1930 年 7 月 7 日），英国杰出侦探小说家、剧作家，被誉为“英国侦探小说之父”，作品畅销全球。 他一生共创作了 56 部短篇侦探小说及 4 部中篇侦探小说，成功地塑造了侦探人物——夏洛克•福尔摩斯。代表作有《福尔摩斯探案全集》，包括“冒险史”系列、“回忆录”系列、“归来记”系列、“新探案”系列，以及《血字的研究》《恐怖谷》《巴斯克维尔猎犬》《四签名》等，他的作品对后来的侦探小说有很大的影响。除此之外，他还曾写过《失落的世界》等多部其他类型的小说，涉及科幻、悬疑、历史、爱情、戏剧、 诗歌等。

Sir Arthur Conan Doyle (1859-1930), best known as the author of Sherlock Holmes stories but also a devout spiritualist, was entirely convinced by a set of photographs apparently showing two young girls from Cottingley in Yorkshire playing with a group of tiny, translucent fairies. To demonstrate his unshakeable belief in the spirit world, he published "The Coming of the Fairies...(展开全部)

This volume is the upshot of Conan Doyle's high-profile championing of the authenticity of the Cottingley photographs, purporting to be of fairies; it touches on the author's belief in Spiritualism and contains much reference to the related but distinct creed of Theosophism.

This volume is the upshot of Conan Doyle's high-profile championing of the authenticity of the Cottingley photographs, purporting to be of fairies; it touches on the author's belief in Spiritualism and contains much reference to the related but distinct creed of Theosophism.