S2EP10 從讀「完」一本書到讀「懂」一本書｜《如何閱讀一本書》【CC字幕】

00:00 Opening: Why are we talking about "How to Read a Book"? 00:35 Nibel's Reading Experience: The Struggle with One Hundred Years of Solitude 01:42 Finished Reading, But Not Understood 02:51 About This Book: A Classic Learning Method from 1940 to the Present 03:16 Collaboration Information and Discount Sharing: BOOK☆WALKER 04:27 Core Viewpoint: Reading is Active Thinking, Not Passive Acceptance 05:42 The First Level of Reading: Elementary Reading 07:19 The Second Level of Reading: Inspectional Reading 07:32 Practical Techniques: Systematic Skimming and Superficial Reading 08:53 Three Minutes to Determine if a Book is Worth Reading In-Depth 10:44 The Third Level of Reading: Analytical Reading 11:04 Four Core Questions for Active Readers 12:47 The Essence of Note-Taking: Engaging in Dialogue with the Author 13:42 Three Prerequisites for Criticizing and Opposing the Author 14:51 The Fourth Level of Reading: Thematic Reading (Syntopical Reading) 16:15 Case Study: How to Resolve the Confusion of "Changing Jobs" Through Multiple Books 17:49 Building a Neutral Vocabulary to Avoid Being Held Hostage by Nouns 20:01 Summary: From Receiving Information to Organizing Your Own Viewpoint 20:26 Rereading *One Hundred Years of Solitude*: New Insights at Different Stages of Life 23:01 The Three Most Important Sentences of the Day 23:20 Discussion Question: Which book did you most recently "understand"? Turning a book from the first page to the last, what did you just read when you closed it? What to do... I can't answer... This episode is about this very issue. How to Read a Book is a classic book published in 1940 and majorly revised in 1972. It argues that reading is not passively receiving text, but rather an active form of thinking that needs to be trained. It uses the "Four Levels of Reading" throughout the book. This episode discusses: Why finishing reading the words and understanding them are two different things; A three-minute method to judge whether a book is worth reading (inspectional reading); Four questions good readers use, which can also be applied to listening to speeches, watching videos, and listening to your boss speak; Thematic reading: Reading many books and answering one question cultivates your own judgment; Why "start criticizing at first glance"? This episode aims to help you rethink the act of "reading." — Nibel References: Adler, M. J., & Van Doren, C. (1972). How to read a book: The classic guide to intelligent reading (Rev. ed.). Simon & Schuster. #WantToListenToWhatNibelIsSay #Nibel #HowToReadABook #ReadingMethods #ThematicReading This episode is a collaboration with BOOK☆WALKER. "How to Read a Book" https://bookwalker.tw/HK0B8 By Simon Gillham, published by San Cai Culture Register for BOOK☆WALKER and receive a gift 👉https://bookwalker.tw/mmNGx Honey's exclusive NT$50 coupon (valid on orders over NT$499) 👉https://bookwalker.tw/1bxY2 ※Valid until 2026/08/21