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商品資料
作者:正能量輯委員會
出版社:國際學村
出版年:2023
課程類型:語言學習>英文學習
檔案格式:有聲書(含PDF)
ISBN:9789864542925
書籍簡介
靜心書寫除了身心靈可被釋放療癒外,更可讓你我重新找回往前、向上的力量,
透過本書抄寫還能在書寫過程中與淺移默化中自然而然增進英文實力!
本書嚴選100多篇中外文學家、科學家、哲學家…等名言佳句,
除了可以擴大人生視野,還可同時運用在社交生活與自帶亮點的英文寫作!
讓每天寫一點變成原子習慣進化人生,贏得更幸福的未來!
無論是學生的寒、暑假作為無壓力的自我練習
教學者可以與學生、父母可以與孩子孩子共勉,在性格與英文力上面同時並進!
或是一般學習者在睡前十分鐘利用抄寫本書作為一天結束前的自我沉澱
本書都是既療癒又有效率的勵志英文學習書
全書附QR碼線上音檔,還能利用朗讀與聽寫加強口說與聽力。
★從抄寫勵志的名言佳句中,獲得改變人生的力量
從抄寫中獲得生活能量,提升英文語感、增加語言記憶力,找回心中的純真。本書精選 100 多則古今中外名人的佳句、著作,讓我們從這些歷代菁英的智慧中提升英文閱讀理解和寫作技巧,學習歷史人物、文學巨擘、社會領袖使用的語彙詞藻,練習英文語感和手寫字。
“Your greatness is measured by your horizons.”
你有多偉大,取決於你的視野有多寬廣。
Michelangelo
米開朗基羅
為了增加自己的視野,每天閱讀抄寫一則名言佳句、詩詞,讓你對這位歷史人物更加認識,也能從這些名言語句中體悟到這個人物說出這句話、寫出這些語句當下的心境,進而將這些體悟內化成自己的點滴精華。
★有根據的名言佳句不用怕學到不標準又不自然的英文
“One ought, every day at least, to hear a little song, read a good poem, see a fine picture, and, if it were possible, to speak a few reasonable words.”
人們至少每天應該聽幾首歌,讀一首好詩,看一幅好圖,如果還能做到的話,講幾個有明智的詞語。
Johann Wolfgang von Goethe
約翰沃夫岡馮歌德
就如同歌德這句話所表達的意思,人們要每天接觸音樂、文學、藝術,讓你循序漸進地陶冶品行氣質,再進步到說出有智慧的話語。這時候學習素材就很重要了。為了學好英文,必須用最有效率的方式學習最標準、最道地,連母語人士聽到都會為之驚豔的英文。
因此本書嚴選一百多篇古今中外的文學家、科學家、哲學家等的名言佳句,在閱讀時不用擔心會學到不標準或不自然的英文,每一字、每一句都是歷史人物的智慧精華,讓你學到最正確的英文用法,從抄寫的過程理解到這些歷史人物在創作時,是用什麼樣的話術、寫作風格來講述自己當時想要表達的觀點、情感。
★更有系統的主題分類,可視自己的需求可從書中的任何部份開始
本書分成六大Parts,分別是:自我成長篇、沉靜身心篇、表達感情篇、鼓舞人心篇、欣賞自然篇、會心一笑篇,每個Part有1020個篇章。讀者可以根據心情選擇現在要看哪一個篇章。舉例來說,想要抒發感情,可以翻到表達感情篇來閱讀抄寫;想要看看與自然相關的詩歌引言,可以翻到欣賞自然篇找到自己喜歡的篇章,不需從頭開始寫,按照自己當時的心情感受來學習英文,更有學習動力。
★每天養成小習慣,就能讓自己過得更充實
每天花十分鐘抄寫一個小單元,就獲得一次的正能量,一百天後就能充實自我、滋養身心靈。對英文能力沒有自信的人,可以透過抄寫建立自己的自信心,同時找到增進自我的方法。讓你培養出「因為想要讓自己更有自信,想要自己過得更好,而開始學習英文」的正向心態。
本書特色
◆抄寫增加記憶力,提升英文語感
現代人壓力大,缺乏抒發的管道,負面的想法也會影響到自身的心理狀態。因此可以利用抄寫英文名言佳句增加自己的正面思考力,同時體會到這些歷史人物、文學巨擘在寫作時的心境,提升自己的英文閱讀、寫作技巧。
◆每天花十分鐘看英文名言佳句,不只平靜心靈也能增進英文
一天抄寫一篇,從這些名人的名言佳句、著作中找到療癒身心的方法,也能增加對這些作者的認識,找到改變人生的方向。
◆練習英文手寫,找到寫字的手感
大家的日常生活中幾乎都是用電腦、手機打字,缺少拿筆寫字的機會,很多字會忽然想不起來要怎麼寫,字也越寫越醜,因此抄寫不僅可以練練寫字,也可以平靜身心,帶你找到內心的和平。在玩鋼筆手寫字的讀者也能從這本抄寫書把自己漂亮的手寫拍照 PO 文,增加自己的質感照片集。
◆學校老師給學生的最佳英文抄寫練習
近日以來 AI 盛行,學生開始用 ChatGPT 寫作業,每個習題都可以從 AI 找到答案,老師根本不知道學生是不是自己解題的,但是只有抄寫可以破除學生用 AI 寫作業的難題。因此老師可以利用這本《翻轉人生的勵志英文抄寫魔法》給學生當作每日的英文練習,只要一百天就能讓學生從負能量中改變,並培養勵志的學習方法。
◆標準英語發音錄製對話內容,用聽的學得更快!
每篇的音檔最標準英語發音錄製每篇語句,讓讀者除了閱讀、抄寫文字之外,也能透過錄音檔一邊聽、一邊唸,搭配輕柔的配樂達到靜心愉悅的最佳狀態,或是選擇沒有配樂純朗讀的音檔,專心聽取發音減少干擾。本書亦提供可一次下載全書 MP3 的 QR 碼,不需註冊會員,或額外安裝自己不熟悉的播放 APP,省去每次聽音檔都要掃描的麻煩!(註:由於 iOS 系統對檔案下載的限制,iPhone 用戶需升級至 iOS 13 以上,方可使用全書完整打包下載連結。)
作者簡介
作者簡介
正能量編輯委員會
「見賢思齊,見不賢而內自省也」,本編輯委員會致力於從歷代賢人的名言佳句、著作中尋找勵志語句,幫助讀者找到使自我平靜的方法,也能從抄寫英文中獲得正向思考的能量,進而提升英文實力、增加英文語感。
章節
- NO.1 See a good person by Confucius(第p-013頁)
- NO.2 Be comforted by Louisa May Alcott(第p-015頁)
- NO.3 Everybody needs beauty by John Muir(第p-017頁)
- NO.4 One ought to by Johann Wolfgang von Goethe(第p-019頁)
- NO.5 We can’t control the impressions by Epictetus(第p-021頁)
- NO.6 Refrain tonight by William Shakespeare(第p-023頁)
- NO.7 Human perfection by Maimonides(第p-025頁)
- NO.8 Succeed by G. K. Chesterton(第p-027頁)
- NO.9 Having two selves by Robert Henri(第p-029頁)
- NO.10 Don’t get swallowed up by Aesop(第p-031頁)
- NO.11 Confidence by Franklin D. Roosevelt(第p-033頁)
- NO.12 What you believe to be by Mahatama Gandhi(第p-035頁)
- NO.13 Life is not easy by Marie Curie(第p-037頁)
- NO.14 If you have no confidence by Marcus Garvey(第p-039頁)
- NO.15 If you hear a voice by Vincent Van Gogh(第p-041頁)
- NO.16 Look into yourself by Marcus Aurelius(第p-043頁)
- NO.17 Fear by Sophocles(第p-045頁)
- NO.18 I care for myself by Charlotte Bront(第p-047頁)
- NO.19 People may flatter themselves by Elizabeth Gaskell(第p-049頁)
- NO.20 Teach self-denial by Sir Walter Scott(第p-051頁)
- NO.21 Accustom to calmness by Friedrich Nietzsche(第p-055頁)
- NO.22 Spread the light by Edith Wharton(第p-057頁)
- NO.23 Go for a walk by Hippocrates(第p-059頁)
- NO.24 The mind of man by Joseph Conrad(第p-061頁)
- NO.25 Tea by William Gladstone(第p-063頁)
- NO.26 Learn to be anxious by Sren Kierkegaard(第p-065頁)
- NO.27 On anger by Seneca(第p-067頁)
- NO.28 Worry is unlucrative by Hafez(第p-069頁)
- NO.29 You have played enough by Rumi(第p-071頁)
- NO.30 The future is inevitable by Oscar Wilde(第p-073頁)
- NO.31 No friend like a sister by Christina Rossetti(第p-075頁)
- NO.32 A storm at night by L.M. Montgomery(第p-077頁)
- NO.33 Dry your tears by Bothius(第p-079頁)
- NO.34 The soul has an interpreter by Charlotte Bront(第p-081頁)
- NO.35 Mind is likened to a garden by James Allen(第p-083頁)
- NO.36 Feelings became calmer by Mary Shelley(第p-085頁)
- NO.37 It is foolish to wish for beauty by Anne Bront(第p-087頁)
- NO.38 The mind is starved by Mark Twain(第p-089頁)
- NO.39 The thing you think by Marcus Aurelius(第p-091頁)
- NO.40 Bring some peace by Hafez(第p-093頁)
- NO.41 In vain have I struggled by Jane Austen(第p-097頁)
- NO.42 Every heart sings a song by Plato(第p-099頁)
- NO.43 Never doubt I love by William Shakespeare(第p-101頁)
- NO.44 I’ve always loved you by Leo Tolstoy(第p-103頁)
- NO.45 Love shook my heart by Sappho(第p-105頁)
- NO.46 What is love by Victor Hugo(第p-107頁)
- NO.47 If all else perished by Emily Bront(第p-109頁)
- NO.48 If I had a flower by Alfred Tennyson(第p-110頁)
- NO.49 We love life by Friedrich Nietzsche(第p-113頁)
- NO.50 Love by John Donne(第p-115頁)
- NO.51 When I am with you by Rumi(第p-117頁)
- NO.52 Love by Emily Dickinson(第p-119頁)
- NO.53 Annabel Lee by Edgar Allen Poe(第p-121頁)
- NO.54 You don’t love someone for their look by Oscar Wilde(第p-123頁)
- NO.55 When he shall die by William Shakespeare(第p-125頁)
- NO.56 Love shall by our token by Christina Rossetti(第p-127頁)
- NO.57 I love her by Charles Dickens(第p-129頁)
- NO.58 I fell in love with her by F. Scott Fitzgerald(第p-131頁)
- NO.59 Respect by Leo Tolstoy(第p-133頁)
- NO.60 The heart has its reasons by Blaise Pascal(第p-135頁)
- NO.61 Never too late by George Eliot(第p-139頁)
- NO.62 Genius by Thomas Edison(第p-141頁)
- NO.63 Read in order to live by Gustave Flaubert(第p-143頁)
- NO.64 Live everyday of your life by Jonathan Swift(第p-145頁)
- NO.65 It is good to love many things by Vincent Van Gogh(第p-147頁)
- NO.66 You have power over your mind by Marcus Aurelius(第p-149頁)
- NO.67 If you treat an individual as he is by Johann Wolfgang von Goethe(第p-151頁)
- NO.68 Do you want to know who you are by Thomas Jefferson(第p-153頁)
- NO.69 It was only a sunny smile by F. Scott Fitzgerald(第p-155頁)
- NO.70 Auguries of innocence by William Blake(第p-157頁)
- NO.71 Tomorrow is a new day by L.M. Montgomery(第p-159頁)
- NO.72 I could tell you my adventure by Lewis Carroll(第p-161頁)
- NO.73 The mind is its own placy by John Milton(第p-163頁)
- NO.74 Shortest road by Mark Twain(第p-165頁)
- NO.75 Hope is the thing with features by Emily Dickinson(第p-167頁)
- NO.76 Life is a storm by Alexandre Dumas(第p-169頁)
- NO.77 Hope by Alfred Tennyson(第p-171頁)
- NO.78 Clouds come floating into my life by Rabindranath Tagore(第p-173頁)
- NO.79 Once you have tasted flight by Leonardo da Vinci(第p-175頁)
- NO.80 I wanted movement by Leo Tolstoy(第p-177頁)
- NO.81 Snow by Lewis Carroll(第p-181頁)
- NO.82 Each season by Henry David Thoreau(第p-183頁)
- NO.83 Forests and waves by Gustave Flaubert(第p-185頁)
- NO.84 Autumn Beauty by John Donne(第p-187頁)
- NO.85 Autumnal sunshine by Nathaniel Hawthorne(第p-189頁)
- NO.86 Climb the mountains by John Muir(第p-191頁)
- NO.87 Learn in the fields by Anton Chekhov(第p-193頁)
- NO.88 Wild roses by Louisa May Alcott(第p-195頁)
- NO.89 Pleasure in the pathless woods by Lord Byron(第p-197頁)
- NO.90 Nothing gold can stay by Robert Frost(第p-199頁)
- NO.91 Stars by Ralph Waldo Emerson(第p-201頁)
- NO.92 Nature is imagination by William Blake(第p-203頁)
- NO.93 Rest is not idleness by John Lubbock(第p-205頁)
- NO.94 All things in nature by Leonardo da Vinci(第p-207頁)
- NO.95 Wild thyme blows by William Shakespeare(第p-209頁)
- NO.96 God is everywhere by Charlotte Bront(第p-211頁)
- NO.97 Stay close to nature by Rainer Maria Rilke(第p-213頁)
- NO.98 Sit down before fact by Thomas Huxley(第p-215頁)
- NO.99 Learn to look on nature by William Wordsworth(第p-217頁)
- NO.100 In solitude by Percy Bysshe Shelly(第p-219頁)
- NO.101 Be a genius by Gertrude Stein(第p-223頁)
- NO.102 The older I grow by H.L. Mencken(第p-225頁)
- NO.103 Two kinds of people by Oscar Wilde(第p-227頁)
- NO.104 We are all mad by Mark Twain(第p-229頁)
- NO.105 The happiest creature by Jane Austen(第p-231頁)
- NO.106 The advantage of bad memory by Friedrich Nietzsche(第p-233頁)
- NO.107 Have I gone mad? by Lewis Carroll(第p-235頁)
- NO.108 Even if you are in the right track by Will Rogers(第p-237頁)
- NO.109 Silly words by Aesop(第p-239頁)