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Jonathan Harr lives and works in Northampton, Massachusetts, where he has taught nonfiction writing at Smith College. He is a former staff writer at New England Monthly and has written for The New Yorker and The New York Times Magazine.

Harr spent nine years researching and writing A Civil Action, which was published in 1995, subsequently nominated for a National Book Award, and awarded the National Book Critics Circle Award.

出版者:Vintage Books

作者:Jonathan Harr

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页数:502

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出版时间:1996-8-27

价格:GBP 13.34

装帧:Paperback

isbn号码:9780679772675

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法律
Law
环保
法学
小说
英文原版
美国文学
非小说类

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最近地下水污染的新闻很多，把自己写的这篇旧文翻出来又看了一下。事情总在不断地循环发生中... A Civil Action 是一本Civil Right案例纪要，主要围绕80年代的一个著名案例：两座公司生产中的化学废料污染了波士顿附近一个村镇的水源，饮用该水源的居民（尤其是幼儿）纷纷得...

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书看完的一些感受： 1、在法律保障基本人权方面，我们与美国还差50年的距离。1970年代的美国民事诉讼，原被告的证人都可以在人身安全得到保障的前提下、没有负担地参与诉讼，在法院工作人员的见证下，接受双方询问，以期尽可能接近事实真相，不会被对方威胁、不用担心被报复。...

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“I used to believe in the idea that justice would prevail if you worked hard enough at it. I thought if judges saw cheating right in front of them, they’d do something about it. The Woburn case gave me a depressing dose of reality.” - Charles Nesson

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耗时三周，终于读完了这本书了，感情很复杂。我在思考正义到底是什么，是应该相信直觉还是应该相信“理智”，而善意背后到底是自私还是无私。法律本身不是一个美好或者丑恶的东西，但透过它我能看到世界不同的样子。所以，带着这些问题继续努力寻找答案吧。