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事業的返老還童術，又名，大器晚成   (Wikidata search (Cirrus search) Wikidata query (SPARQL)  Create new Wikidata item based on this file)
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〔美〕威爾脫·匹頓著
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Title
事業的返老還童術，又名，大器晚成
Publisher
慧協社 ([成都])
Description

講述人到中年應有一個極大的轉變，要重新確立新的人生觀，成功失敗皆在此階段內。全書分5章：老當益壯，忙中偷閒，生活藝術化，婦女的人生是四十歲開始嗎，苦海茫茫回頭是岸

目錄
第一章 老當益壯
一 幾種謬誤的見解
二 一個善於支配光陰的富豪
三 何必用職業來縛住你自己
四 職業只是生活的一角
五 職業只是「生活美滿」的次要條件
六 美滿生活的主要條件是興趣
七 愛迪生的成功秘決
八 興趣決定事業的例子
九 我們的四句標語
一○ 不要想入非非
一一 工作組織化
一二 操縱工作
一三 不要被工作絆住
一四 某富翁的兩個兒子
一五 第一：認識你自己
一六 第二：要自己計劃
一七 第三：要能做得到
一八 怎樣支配生活
一九 我們需要波浪式的生活
二○ 遊戲對於生活上的價值
二一 五百萬分鐘竟於無所事中消逝
二二 如何分配空餘時間
二三 「時間感覺」可以測定年歲
二四 林肯的成功法門
二五 羅斯福善用「一鳴驚人法」
二六 華盛頓擅長聽
二七 智慧的起點
二八 工作是遊戲的兩種解釋
二九 東方老人的錯誤
第二章 忙中偷閒
一 休閒時間與文化
二 「感覺的享樂主義」的由來
三 享樂主義者的危機
四 「生活技術」不同於「生活藝術」
五 享樂者的苦悶
六 真正懂得生活藝術的人
七 法國人買汽車的故事
八 「忙中偷閒」又不同於「浪費時間」
九 真正的「忙中偷閒」
一○ 蕭伯納的幽默
一一 法國人是時間浪費家
一二 美國人的生活方式
第三章 生活藝術化
一 何必厭世
二 社會上充滿着調劑生活的事業和機關
三 不會利用圖書館的鄉下婦人
四 住在紐約附近沒有到過紐約的農夫
五 什麽是「生活藝術化」
六 卡維德在七年中造成的奇蹟
七 汽車職員成了畫家
八 一位音樂家的成名經過
九 「生活藝術化」的功效
第四章 婦女們的人生是四十歲開始嗎
一 一位少女的疑問
二 曼莉的婚姻
三 男子並不比女子高明多少
四 男子三十而娶的三大理由
五 女子不應嫁個老少年
六 我的回信
七 黛考爾白完全同意
八 少女何必這樣矛盾
九 我的演說感動了群眾
一○ 一位小姐的遲疑不決
一一 曼莉的暗示
一二 這個問題終於有了答案
第五章 苦海茫茫回頭是岸
一 觀念錯誤害了他們的一生
二 拜倫死得多麽可惜
三 曼殊斐兒的一念之差
四 四十歲是人類新生的起點
五 柏恩哈特保持青春的秘訣
六 「年老」多由自己造成
七 到了晚年依然年青的人
八 返老還童術——振作精神
九 「伯老」是使你老的最大原因
一○ 回頭是岸
一一 林肯工作不忘讀書
一二 辛克萊勤學不倦
一三 三千毛瑟槍不及一枝筆
一四 當代名人多勤學
一五 勤於工作
一六 老父母與兒子同學的奇談
一七 他們恰好證實了我的話
一八 為什麽人生「只有」始於四十
一九 一種含有毒素的見解
二○ 假使四十以前已經成功了
二一 臨別的兩個忠告

Language Chinese
Publication date 民國31[1942]
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修養-中年人 中年人-修養
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shi ye de fan lao huan tong shu， you ming， da qi wan cheng
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