The Labyrinth of the Mind: Uncovering the Deepest Secrets of Humanity

"Walden II" is a utopian novel published by the famous American psychologist Skinner in 1948. It is one of Skinner's most popular works and an introductory work for understanding Skinner's thoughts. It has been widely used in classes on behaviorism, general psychology, utopian literature, and political theory. It has become one of the most influential and controversial utopian literatures in the 20th century.

No. 1 Book of the year in the United States in 2014, sweeping various European and American lists, beating 99 big-name writers such as Stephen King, Haruki Murakami, and David Mitchell! "I have never seen this kind of story in American novels. Lydia is dead, but they don't know it yet. Lydia is the second eldest child in the family, the apple of Mr. And Mrs. Lee's eyes. She inherited her mother's blue eyes and her father's black hair. Her parents are convinced that Lydia will be able to achieve what they cannot. A dream come true. After Lydia's body was found, her father was filled with guilt, and her mother was bent on revenge. Lydia's brother felt that the bad boy next door was definitely involved. Only Lydia's sister could see clearly, and she was probably the only one who knew the truth...

"The Feeling of the Ending" tells the story of Tony, a high school student in the 1960s, who had two friends. The three of them loved reading and were keen on talking about sex. They often got together to joke and joke. Later, the knowledgeable and wise Adrian also joined them, and his joining quietly changed this small circle. As an adult, Tony married and divorced, and retired to live a quiet life. However, a will from the mother of his old girlfriend changed the trajectory of his life, forcing him to look back and explore the mystery of the year. He found that the memories he once believed in became full of doubts, and the once gentle and harmless self became blurred.

"Heart of Darkness" is one of Joseph Conrad's major works. Considered the first truly modernist novel in the history of British literature, the work records the story of Captain Marlowe on the Congo River as told on a ship docked outside London. In this work, the author has made profound thoughts on the theme of human civilization and human nature.

"Diary of a Villain": In a city occupied by foreign troops, due to food shortages, people's lives were difficult and difficult. A young woman had to take her twin sons to seek refuge with their mother who lived in the countryside. This "grandma" is not only illiterate, dirty, stingy, vicious, and even a murderer. The two brothers grew up in a difficult environment. In order to become stronger, they exercised their survival skills in various ways such as beating and scolding each other, going on hunger strikes, etc. Every day. They carefully recorded what happened every day in a large notebook. As the pages of the diary were opened, a cold nightmare-like fable gradually emerged. "Evidence of Two": The twins separated. One of them crossed the border into another country and the other stayed. The man who stayed was named Lucas. From then on, he lived alone. He is dedicated to helping those less fortunate around him. He took in Yasmina and his illegitimate son Mathias; he would bring food to the priest's house in the town for every meal; he tried to comfort Crola who was hanged because her husband was convicted of collaborating with the enemy; he listened to the stationery store owner Vito's long-standing dream of being a writer... However, in the context of war, behind these things, it points directly to the original primitive nature of human beings. The other twin brother, Klaus, brings a sudden turn of events to the entire narrative, almost overturning the original structure. "The Third Lie" Fifty years after separation, the twin brothers finally meet. After looking forward to each other for many years, the distance between them has not shortened because of the passage of time. In the narration of "Lucas" and "Klaus", the truth of that childhood is gradually revealed. What happened to each of them during the years of separation? From the entanglement in "Diary of a Villain" to "Two People's Evidence" to "The Third Lie", the truth is finally revealed.

In "Red Dragon", the happy family is constantly being ravaged by demons. The murder is about to happen on the next full moon night, but agent Will can't find any clues to hunt down the murderer. At this life-threatening moment, he had no choice but to seek help from the ogre Hannibal who almost killed him... In "The Silence of the Lambs", women were killed and skinned one after another. FBI intern Starling was sent to the mental hospital where the ogre Hannibal was located. She hoped to find important clues to capture the murderer from Hannibal... After escaping from the high-security mental hospital in "Hannibal", Hannibal not only faced the wanted police, but was also hunted by Mason, a former patient. Mason is a heinous pedophile who disfigured himself under Hannibal's guidance and can only rely on an artificial ventilator to maintain his life. The duel between the two demons begins... "Young Hannibal" Hannibal, who was born in a Lithuanian aristocratic family, was just a child when the Second World War broke out. The war caused him to lose his parents, teachers and friends. He and his sister Misha depended on each other for life, but the terrifying experience had just begun...

Edward Norton and Brad Pitt star in the original movie "Fight Club". In order to overcome his insomnia, a young American white-collar worker participated in many psychotherapy groups, but there was no improvement at all until he met Taylor Durton, a soap manufacturer full of wild nature. In order to cope with the emptiness of life, they established an underground organization - Fight Club, to vent the depression and helplessness of working nine to five. Unexpectedly, this organization was warmly welcomed by young people and developed with extraordinary momentum. The young white-collar worker found that the organization he created was very difficult to control, and Tyler Durden's identity was also very doubtful. He had to take action... "Fight Club" was adapted into a movie of the same name in 1999 (directed by David Fincher, starring Edward Norton and Brad Pitt), which was a huge success. It also made the book a best-seller, and thus made the author Chuck Palahniuk a best-selling novelist.

The original novel of Kubrick's classic film "A Clockwork Orange" was selected into "Time" magazine's "Top 100 English Novels", unabridged version, brand new translation. "When you can't choose, you cease to be human." "A Clockwork Orange" is the representative work of British writer Anthony Burgess. The book uses genius imagination to describe the collision between freedom and power. It shocked the world as soon as it was published and spawned Kubrick's classic film of the same name. The novel's portrayal of lost youth and reflection on free will are of epoch-making significance in the history of literature. "A Clockwork Orange" has also become an important image written into popular culture. This new version of "A Clockwork Orange" is based on the unabridged translation of the British version. The new translation restores a smooth reading experience. Sincerely included: the first edition of the typescript of "A Clockwork Orange" (including the writer's handwriting), the exclusive long article of the British 50th anniversary edition, more than 50 original annotations, and the writer's precious article reviewing the novel and film "A Clockwork Orange Marmalade".

Everyone has a set of structures in their head, which are about the same size and shape as almonds, so they are called "amygdala." When receiving external stimulation, the "amygdala" will light up red and react differently, making us feel joy, disgust, uneasiness or fear. But my "amygdala" seems to be broken, and it does not respond at all to any stimulation. The doctor said this is "alexithymia" "Obstacle". For me, happiness and sadness are just abstract concepts; emotions and empathy are just vague typography. But fortunately, I have my mother and grandma, and my life is not bad. Until that Christmas. First my mother and grandma, and then three testers The passers-by and a policeman who tried to stop me, and finally the man, six died and one was injured. The man's suicide note read, "Today, anyone who smiles will leave with me." My grandmother died to protect me, and my mother became a vegetative state, and I was just silent. I watched all this happen in front of my eyes without even a single tear in return. From that day on, no one called me a "cute monster" like my grandma. I became a real "monster" in the eyes of others, until I met another monster.