说起读书,我们自然会想起培根的那一段精彩论说:“读史使人明智,读诗使人灵透,数学使人精细,物理学使人深沉,伦理学使人庄重,逻辑修辞则使人善辩。”而他关于“知识就是力量”的著名论断,犹如一道强劲的电闪,穿透沉闷的夜幕,给大地送来知识理性的光芒。这些都从正面强调了读书求知的重要性。但也不乏哲人、作家反其道而行之,对读书持反对意见者,比如叔本华、托尔斯泰他们。这也许就给个别写作者落下不读书也可写作,甚至更有利于写作的口实。但显然,我们“上当”了。且不说他们所反 Speaking of reading, we naturally think of Bacon’s wonderful argument: “Reading history makes people wise, reading poems makes people very thorough, math makes people fine, physics makes people deeply, ethics makes people dignified, logical rhetoric is ”“ And his famous assertion that ”knowledge is power“ is like a strong lightning flashing through the dull night, sending the earth a light of intellectual reason. All of these positively emphasize the importance of reading knowledge. However, there are also many philosophers and writers who oppose reading books, such as Schopenhauer and Tolstoy. This may give individual writers can not write down books can also be written, and even more conducive to writing oral. But apparently, we ”fooled ". Not to mention what they say