On Rumors pdf epub mobi txt 電子書 下載 2024


On Rumors

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Cass R. Sunstein
Farrar, Straus and Giroux
2009-9-29
112
USD 18.00
Hardcover
9780809094738

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On Rumors epub 下載 mobi 下載 pdf 下載 txt 電子書 下載 2024

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On Rumors pdf epub mobi txt 電子書 下載 2024



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Many of us are being misled. Claiming to know the "pals" of presidential aspirants, dark secrets about public officials, and hidden causes of the current economic crisis, those who spread rumors know precisely what they are doing. They are sometimes able to derail political candidates, injure companies and reputations, even damage democratic governance. And in the era of the Internet, they know more about manipulating the mechanics of false rumors--social cascades, group polarization, and biased assimilation--than you do. They also know that the presumed correctives--publishing balanced information, issuing corrections, and trusting to the marketplace of ideas--do not always work. A pioneer in the effort "to design regulation around the ways people behave" ("The Wall Street Journal"), Cass R. Sunstein uses examples from the real world and from behavioral studies to explain why certain rumors spread like wildfire and what we can do to avoid being misled. Cass R. Sunstein is the Felix Frankfurter Professor of Law at Harvard Law School (on leave). His previous books include "Republic.com "and "Infotopia"; he coauthored "Nudge: Improving Decisions About Health, Wealth, and Happiness." People are being misled. Those who spread rumors know precisely what they are doing when they claim to know the "pals" of presidential aspirants, dark secrets about public officials, and hidden causes of the current economic crisis. They are sometimes able to derail political candidates, injure companies and reputations, even damage democratic governance. And in the era of the Internet, they know more about manipulating the mechanics of false rumors--social cascades, group polarization, and biased assimilation--than you do. They also know that the presumed correctives--publishing balanced information, issuing corrections, and trusting to the marketplace of ideas--do not always work. A pioneer in the effort "to design regulation around the ways people behave" ("The Wall Street Journal"), Cass R. Sunstein uses examples from the real world and from behavioral studies to explain why certain rumors spread like wildfire and what we can do to avoid being misled. "Cass Sunstein has written a crisp, provocative book on a worrying problem--the susceptibility of our electronified society to base rumors. He convincingly shows that the constitutional marketplace of ideas does not solve the problem."--Anthony Lewis "It often seems that rumors are the one element that can travel faster than the speed of light. In "On Rumors," Cass Sunstein helps us understand their incredible appeal, their power, and their dangers. A fun-tastic book."--Dan Ariely, James B. Duke Professor of Behavioral Economics, Duke University, and author of "Predictably Irrational ""What Sunstein says matters. Co-author of the bestseller Nudge, he's also Obama's nomination for U.S. regulation tsar. Going by this book, he'll make a fierce watchdog."--Aditya Chakrabortty, "The Guardian ""Truth doesn't always win in the marketplace of ideas. Lies spread too. Cass Sunstein explains why and he outlines what, in a world of Facebook, tabloids, and blogs, we ought to do about it."--Chip Heath, author of "Made to Stick: Why Some Ideas Survive and Others Die ""One of the main takeaways of Sunstein's book is that trying to correct misinformation-based rumors with the truth is often ineffectual, or worse, counterproductive. The act of repeating the lie reinforces it in the minds of the polarized."--Evan Lerner, "Seed"

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著者簡介

哈佛大學法學院院長將桑斯坦稱為“我們的時代最頂尖的、涉獵領域最廣的、被引用最多的、影響力最大的法學傢”。

曾任職於美國司法部、美國國會司法委員會和馬薩諸塞州法院。他所涉獵的領域包括政策管理、憲法、環境法、經濟法、行為經濟學等等,他在其中任何一個領域的成就都足以讓他成為這個時代最偉大的學者之一。

他的各項研究成果已成為包括美國中情局在內的各種公共機構和企業的研究對象。

桑斯坦已被任命為奧巴馬政府信息與規製事務辦公室主任。


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这本书只是薄薄的一本,正文不过88页,看上去象是一篇论文,但是行文虽然严肃,却并不枯燥,书中不仅引用研究案例(书后有84条引文来源),还经常通过举例来论证观点,是一本观点清晰、论证有说服力、又简短易读的书。 书中论证的,是在网络时代谣言传播的特点,以及社会需要采...  

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谣言似乎不可消除,如同科学研究中的误差一般,它根植于人类的交流方式。 人不可能完全的认知事物,人与人交流过程中,也不可能做到完全的真实的信息传递,因为任何一种语言都不严谨精密完美,在信息的传递,信息的损失不可避免,如同熵一般。 交流目的似乎应该是取得一定程度...  

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谣言似乎不可消除,如同科学研究中的误差一般,它根植于人类的交流方式。 人不可能完全的认知事物,人与人交流过程中,也不可能做到完全的真实的信息传递,因为任何一种语言都不严谨精密完美,在信息的传递,信息的损失不可避免,如同熵一般。 交流目的似乎应该是取得一定程度...  

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谣言似乎不可消除,如同科学研究中的误差一般,它根植于人类的交流方式。 人不可能完全的认知事物,人与人交流过程中,也不可能做到完全的真实的信息传递,因为任何一种语言都不严谨精密完美,在信息的传递,信息的损失不可避免,如同熵一般。 交流目的似乎应该是取得一定程度...  

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作为哈佛大学的法学院教授桑斯坦在全书当中分析了谣言的传播机制以及我们应该如何避免谣言。 桑斯坦认为谣言永远不会消失,谣言是一种很古老的文化现象,其出现的历史跟人类历史一样久远,只要有人、有交流的地方就有谣言。(就像病毒一样) 桑斯坦将人们为什么会相信谣言归结...

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