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By Tara Westover. Random House; 385 pages; $28. Hutchinson; [pounds sterling]14.99
A riveting memoir of a brutal upbringing. The author grew up in a normally opaque environment: a Mormon survivalist household in Idaho, where she endured abuse and received no education. Despite not setting foot in a classroom until she was 17, she made it to university and wound up with a PhD from Cambridge.
用戶評價
##What an intense book to my surprise. Setting aside the Homeless-to-Harvard-alike buzz, it is the author's personal struggle to reshape her history and the history around her that makes the book dynamic.
評分##Emancipate yourselves from mental slavery. None but ourselves can free our minds. 讀完中文版又找來英文原版讀，好像沒那麼驚艷瞭，比起英文書名，Flee as a bird to your mountain作為中文名，特彆值得高亮加粗下劃綫標記一下。
評分##讀的原版。看完中文版的書名翻譯解釋，依然不同意那個翻譯。我認為，直接翻譯為《受教瞭》都可以。
評分##Only ourselves can free our mind
評分##情真意切
評分##蠻不錯的，寫的真是，喜歡這看似遺憾但卻圓滿的起承轉閤，也許這就是人生吧。There is always something holding us back.
評分##真的一般
評分##Everything I had worked for, all my years of study, had been to purchase for myself this one privilege: to see and experience more truths than those given to me by my father, and to use those truths to construct my own mind. 教育帶來的蛻變在於意識到不能放棄獨立意誌的一刹那。
評分##本來不是很想看的，因為從聽說這本書開始就知道它大概是個什麼樣的故事，有什麼樣的反思，後來去躺屍的時候閑著沒事就把房東這本書拿上瞭。跟我期待的差不多吧，就是更震驚一些。這本書不好寫，宗教、政府、男女、精神疾病、傢庭和愛的矛盾，一不小心就容易攻擊某一個群體。但作者的感情真的非常細膩，對於彆人行為的揣摩與粉飾，來來迴迴反反復復的堅持猶豫和崩潰，有許多點能relate，換做五年前看可能會哭，哎。作者有給她啓濛的哥哥，有照顧她的老師，在這些幸運之下作者的努力和反思也非常inspiring。最後作者說這對她來說是education，我個人覺得這隻是一個非常pc的詞，但是遠遠超越瞭教育。愛與被愛，自我意識與傢庭束縛。如何平衡最後一點真的是韆古難題。但是我非常相信的一句話，就是隻有自己纔能救自己
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