65438 +0? Search for the meaning of life

Victor Frank (and)

Frank is a famous psychologist in the 20th century. During the Nazi period, as a Jew, his family was put into Auschwitz concentration camp. His parents, wife and brother all died in the gas chamber, and only he and his sister survived. The first part of this book describes Frank's experience in the concentration camp, and the second part expounds his "meaningful therapy". This book is not only suitable for psychology lovers, but also for those who face challenges and want to find the meaning of life.

Number two? Procrastination.

Jane Burke, Lenora Yuan? (belt)

Do you want to get rid of the bad habit of procrastination? The two California psychologists accurately grasped the root of procrastination in the practice of treating procrastination patients. This book can help readers to reduce procrastination and enjoy life better.

Number three? Freud's The Interpretation of Dreams

Freud (attached)

Known as the first masterpiece of psychoanalysis. Through the scientific exploration and interpretation of dreams, the ignorance, superstition and mystery of dreams for thousands of years have been broken, and the subconscious mind that affects people's thoughts and behaviors has been revealed.

Number four? How to read?

Mortimer J. edro? /? Charles van doren

Those who don't know how to read and those who study hard can read this book less by mistake. People who have some reading experience can have a deeper confirmation and understanding by reading this book. This book introduces three levels of reading and gives detailed instructions for each level. This is a very practical reading manual.

Number five? affect

Siodini, Robert

Politicians use influence to win elections, businessmen use influence to sell goods, and salesmen use influence to lure you to wait and see. Even your friends and family will unconsciously use their influence on you. But why, when a request is made in different ways, your reaction will change from passive resistance to active cooperation?

Number six? A Dream in Red Mansions

Cao Xueqin (same)

If every westerner has a Hamlet in his heart, then every China has his own Jia Baoyu, Lin Daiyu and Xue Baochai in his heart. This book focuses on Baodai's love tragedy? , launched a complex and grand feudal family world. Far more than that, Confucianism, Buddhism and Taoism are all reflected here, and historians, writers and philosophers have all seen what they want to see in the book.

Number 7? Design psychology

Donald Norman (same)

This book is a must-read for students interested in product design. In this book, Dr. Norman emphasizes the user-centered design concept and reminds consumers that the items they choose must be easy to understand. It is hoped that designers should pay attention to the aesthetic feeling of design while not ignoring some necessary factors of design, because for product design, safety and usability are always the key to competition.

Number 8? The Little Prince

Antonio de San Exupery

Saint Exupery is a legendary pilot. His book takes the pilot as the narrator and tells all kinds of adventures the little prince experienced during his journey from his own planet to the earth. The innocent eyes of the little prince saw the emptiness, blindness and stupidity of adults, and recorded the fate of human loneliness and rootlessness drifting with the wind.

Number 9? strategic thinking

Avinash K. Dixit? /? Barry J. Nielborg (same as above)

This book, co-authored by Neil Boff, a professor at Yale University, and dixit, a professor at Princeton University, shows readers who have no economic foundation the truth of strategic thinking in game theory with many living examples. Life is a never-ending decision-making process. This book is not only suitable for students who are interested in game theory, but also for all students who want to make life decisions more orderly.

10? invaluable/ priceless

William poundstone (same)

Why do free chocolates drive us crazy? Why are the positions with higher prices more popular in Broadway theaters? Why 100? Ten thousand dollars brings pleasure, and four million dollars doubles? Why do you have to bid first and open your mouth when bargaining? William poundstone tells us the answer: the price is just a collective illusion. If you want to know the secret of price, take a look at this book!

Expansion: books suitable for college students to read

Books suitable for college students to read

1? fleet

Nicholas Carr (and)

"Is Google making us stupid?" When is Nicholas? When Carl raised this question in a famous cover article published in Atlantic Monthly, he opened the source of people's eager anticipation and made people eager to discover how the Internet has changed us. This book will show you the other side of the internet's influence on us.

2? deploy

AL Ries? /? Jack Trout (and)

More than 20 years ago, American Advertising Times magazine invited young marketing experts Reese and trout to write a series of articles on new thinking of marketing and advertising, with the total title of "The Age of Positioning". After the publication of the series of articles, it caused a sensation in the whole industry and became a lively topic in the marketing field. This book is suitable for all students interested in business.

3? history

Sima Qian (same)

Historical Records is a colorful and vivid picture of characters, in which there are more than 100 characters with a certain personality, and most of these characters have a prominent feature that any writer literature in later generations does not have. What are you waiting for in the face of such a magnificent masterpiece that records the roots of China?

4? On social contract

Rousseau (same)

The idea that sovereignty belongs to the people in this book is the cornerstone of modern democratic system, which deeply influenced the movement of gradually abolishing the absolute power of European monarchs at the end of 18 and the struggle of North American colonies to get rid of the British Empire and establish a democratic system. The American Declaration of Independence and the French Declaration of Human Rights both embody the book's democratic ideas.