刘易斯·卡罗尔在《科学漫步》一书中,对关于怎样学习这个问题,作了如下的论述: (一)千里之行,始于足下,不要象蜻蜓点水似地一会儿看这本书,一会儿又看另一本书,以满足一种无价值的好奇心。这很可能导致你把书抛在一边,然后说:‘这本书对我来说是太难懂了!’这样就失去了在你的知识宝库中增添财富的良机。 (二)在你对书中已阅读的部分还未透彻理解之前,不要急于开始阅读新的段落或内容。不然的话,你越学越会感到束手无策,最终 Lewis Carroll in his book, The Walk of Science, made the following discourse on how to learn: (1) A journey of thousands of miles, starting with a single step, do not read the book for a while Look at another book to satisfy a worthless curiosity. This is likely to lead you aside from the book and say, ’This book is so incomprehensible to me!’ That leaves an opportunity to add wealth to your knowledge base. (B) Do not rush to start reading new passages or content until you have read the parts of the book that have not been thoroughly understood. Otherwise, you learn more and feel helpless, and ultimately