23岁初入官场，张居正是一个刚正不阿的理想主义者，却在亲历腥风血雨的内阁斗争后，痛悟了什么是政治，从此踏上一条为达目的不择手段的实用主义道路。他不顾同僚鄙夷，勾结太监冯保，登上首辅之位，赢得皇帝和太后的信任，为改革大业铺平道路。他通过大收贿赂安抚戍边将领，起用贪官殷正茂平定西南叛乱，彻底解决由来已久的边疆兵患。他趁皇帝年幼，以帝师之名独裁擅权，一改官场颓靡习气，使政令“虽万里外，朝下而夕奉行”。他以辞官为由，胁迫小皇帝下旨，将反对者一一铲除，从而顺利推行新政，一举扭转帝国财政危机。只要有助于实现治国平天下的政治理想，张居正便毫不在乎手段的正义与否。这让他一方面成为政敌眼里卑鄙的弄权小人，一方面又成为百姓心中伟大的救国英雄。翻开本书，领略大明帝国张居正如何不择手段救天下。

你是不是经常被评价 “你人真好”？你是不是总会刻意营造一种很温馨和谐的气氛？你是不是觉得为了获得认可，你只有“讨好”别人？但你要知道，需要花尽心思去讨好的关系，都不会撑得太久。每一个讨好者的内在都有一个过度敏感和脆弱的小孩，他们深陷一种执念之中——我必须要让每个人都喜欢我。讨好型人格形成的根本原因是在原生家庭中没有得到过父母“无条件的爱”。在《当你不再讨好别人，全世界都会来爱你》中，知名心理学家提供了许多技巧，可以帮助你解决深植于讨好行为背后的恐惧，帮你摆脱它的束缚，重获自由。你害怕不被人爱、自己不值得人爱，或者害怕被人抛弃。你将学到慷慨大方和病态的自我牺牲之间的区别，对人格同一性和生命的意义有一个重新的认识。

本书不仅打破了墨菲定律固有的刻板印象，更彻底改变其“倒霉定律”的负面形象，赋予其正向、幸福的新定义。 \n \n本书共分三大板块：墨菲定什么律；墨菲定律，有点正；墨菲与世界。 \n \n1.墨菲定什么律：多向角度，全新解读墨菲定律的“丧”； \n例： \n大众眼中的墨菲 ——看起来很难的事情，根本就不可能。 \n全新解读——要发现可能的极限，只有可能去尝试不可能。 \n \n2.墨菲定律，有点正：挖掘墨菲定律隐藏的正能量； \n例： \n墨菲的正能量——问题无法解决，就当它是一种特色。 \n墨菲隐藏的深意——不是所有的事情都是非对即错的，死钻牛角尖，还不如换个角度看问题。 \n \n3.墨菲与世界：墨菲定律与全世界的理论相辅相成。 \n例： \n墨菲定律——不幸的事情总会一而再再而三地发生在你身上。 \n史华兹论断——我们看不到幸福，只因它藏身于不幸中。不幸之中也会有属于自己的小幸运。 \n

《沟通力——正向有效沟通，从心开始》一书以通浅显的语言，采用图文相结合的方式，向读者一一介绍“沟通，心与心的交流；深入分析，让沟通轻而易举；了解人性，让沟通深入人心；把握环节，让沟通顺畅自如；因人而异，让沟通易如反掌；讲究方法，让沟通事半功倍；巧用工具，让沟通得心应手”等方面的内容。全书由浅入深、环环相扣，内容通俗易懂，实用性强，适合企业、培训机构团购，用于培训；也可以作为新入职大中专学生或新从业的职业人士入门、参考、培训用书。

“怕”，我们生活中的一道暗黑的旋律。也许你不承认，但它一定存在。怕老，怕病，怕死。怕疼，怕苦，怕黑…… 可是怕这么多，也并没有使我们的生活好过一些。如果我们不怕，世界将会怎样？也许它不会更好，但起码不会变得更坏。本书所精选的近百篇美文，既有“怕”字顶上笼聚的阴云，也有“不怕”带来的刺破黑暗的阳光。希望读者诸君通过阅读本书，能够拔除深种心底的恐惧，阳光洒下，拽步前行，路上芳草如茵，路上落英缤纷。

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任何身体上的病痛，其实都是心理和情绪上的疾病的外化表现。心先病了，身体才会病。心的病，大多都是气出来的。 心宽才能体健，心宽才能逍遥赛神仙本书精选的近百篇美文，就相当于给读者念了一曲抑扬顿挫的宽心谣，抟了一丸酸甜苦辣的顺气丹。

从通货膨胀到次贷危机，从捆绑销售到房地产投资，从萝卜加大棒的管理方法到广为人知的眼球经济，这些耳熟能详的名词，你真的能理解里面的意思吗？以广为人知的经济学概念为出发点，以身边的一例例小故事为途径，将抽象晦涩的经济学原理转化为通俗易懂的生活道理，引导读者跨进经济学的大门。

Among the most "banned" books in the United States， Uncle Tom's Cabin; or， Life Among the Lowly is a novel by American author Harriet Beecher Stowe which treats slavery as a central theme. Stowe was a Connecticut-born teacher at the Hartford Female Academy and an active abolitionist. The novel is believed to have had a profound effect on the North's view of slavery. In fact， when he met Harriet Beecher Stowe， President Lincoln is said to have commented， "So you're the little lady whose book started the Civil War."　First published on March 20， 1852， Uncle Tom's Cabin was the best-selling novel of the 19th century and the second best-selling book of that century， following the Bible. In the first year after it was published， 300，000 copies of the book were sold in the United States; one million copies in Great Britain. In 1855， three years after it was published， it was called "the most popular novel of our day." The story focuses on the tale of Uncle Tom， a long-suffering black slave， the central character around whose life the other characters - both fellow slaves and slave owners - revolve. The novel depicts the harsh reality of slavery while also showing that Christian love and faith can overcome even something as evil as enslavement of fellow human beings.

Sons and Lovers is a 1913 novel by the English writer D. H. Lawrence， who was described as "England's greatest novelist". The Modern Library placed it ninth on their list of the 100 best novels of the 20th century. While the novel initially received a lukewarm critical reception， along with allegations of obscenity， it is today regarded as a masterpiece by many critics and is often regarded as Lawrence's finest achievement.　The original 1913 edition was heavily edited by Edward Garnett who removed 80 passages， roughly a tenth of the text. The novel is dedicated to Garnett. Garnett， as the literary advisor to the publishing firm Duckworth， was an important figure in leading Lawrence farther into the London literary world during the years 1911 and 1912. It was not until the 1992 Cambridge University Press edition was released that the missing text was restored.　Lawrence rewrote the work four times until he was happy with it. Although before publication the work was usually titled Paul Morel， Lawrence finally settled on Sons and Lovers .