作者: Malcolm Gladwell
出版社: Back Bay Book
出版年: 2002-1-7
页数: 304
定价: 15.99美元
装帧: 平装
ISBN: 9780316346627
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For example, Paul Revere was able to galvanize the forces of resistance so effectively in part because he was what Gladwell calls a "Connector": he knew just about everybody, particularly the revolutionary leaders in each of the towns that he rode through. But Revere "wasn't just the man with the biggest Rolodex in colonial Boston," he was also a "Maven" who gathered extensive information about the British. He knew what was going on and he knew exactly whom to tell. The phenomenon continues to this day--think of how often you've received information in an e-mail message that had been forwarded at least half a dozen times before reaching you.
Gladwell develops these and other concepts (such as the "stickiness" of ideas or the effect of population size on information dispersal) through simple, clear explanations and entertainingly illustrative anecdotes, such as comparing the pedagogical methods of Sesame Street and Blue's Clues, or explaining why it would be even easier to play Six Degrees of Kevin Bacon with the actor Rod Steiger. Although some readers may find the transitional passages between chapters hold their hands a little too tightly, and Gladwell's closing invocation of the possibilities of social engineering sketchy, even chilling, The Tipping Point is one of the most effective books on science for a general audience in ages. It seems inevitable that "tipping point," like "future shock" or "chaos theory," will soon become one of those ideas that everybody knows--or at least knows by name. --Ron Hogan, Amazon.com
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People weren't getting their jobs through their friends. They were getting them through their acquaintances. Why is this? Granovetter argues that it is because when it comes to finding out about new jobs — or, for that matter, new information, or new ideas — "weak ties" are always more important than strong ties. Your friends, after all, occupy the same world that you do. They might wo... (更多)
(收起)People weren't getting their jobs through their friends. They were getting them through their acquaintances. Why is this? Granovetter argues that it is because when it comes to finding out about new jobs — or, for that matter, new information, or new ideas — "weak ties" are always more important than strong ties. Your friends, after all, occupy the same world that you do. They might work with you, or live near you, and go to the same churches, schools, or parties. How much, then, would they know that you wouldn't know? Your acquaintances, on the other hand, by definition occupy a very different world than you. They are much more likely to know something that you don't. To capture this apparent paradox, Granovetter coined a marvelous phrase: the strength of weak ties. Acquaintances, in short, represent a source of social power, and the more acquaintances you have the more powerful you are. Connectors like Lois Weisberg and Roger Horchow — who are masters of the weak tie — are extraordinarily powerful. We rely on them to give us access to opportunities and worlds to which we don't belong. This principle holds for more than just jobs, of course. It also holds for restaurants, movies, fashion trends, or anything else that moves by word of mouth. It isn't just the case that the closer someone is to a Connector, the more powerful or the wealthier or the more opportunities he or she gets. It's also the case that the closer an idea or a product comes to a Connector, the more power and opportunity it has as well. Could this be one of the reasons Hush Puppies suddenly became a major fashion trend? Along the way from the East Village to Middle America, a Connector or a series of Connectors must have suddenly become enamored of them, and through their enormous social connections, their long lists of weak ties, their role in multiple worlds and subcultures, they must have been able to take those shoes and send them in a thousand directions at once — to make them really tip. Hush Puppies, in a sense then, got lucky. And perhaps one of the reasons why so many fashion trends don't make it into mainstream America is that simply, by sheerest bad fortune, they never happen to meet the approval of a Connector along the way.
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Connector: it’s important to live in different world, but people in one world are more willing to know people outside their own world, know the things from other world. Connector is also the master of the so called “weak ties” which are established by living in different worlds. (更多)Connector: it’s important to live in different world, but people in one world are more willing to know people outside their own world, know the things from other world. Connector is also the master of the so called “weak ties” which are established by living in different worlds. (收起)2012-01-15 05:44:06 回应
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MysteRy (soundclous.com/mariamin)
Most psychologists believe that nature -genetics-accounts for about half of the reason why we tend to act the way we do. But there are certain times and places and conditions when much of that can be swept away by changing the immediate details of their situation. 人的特质是要跟环境结合考虑的。When we think only in terms of inherent traits and forget the role of situations, we are deceiving... (更多)Most psychologists believe that nature -genetics-accounts for about half of the reason why we tend to act the way we do.But there are certain times and places and conditions when much of that can be swept away by changing the immediate details of their situation. 人的特质是要跟环境结合考虑的。When we think only in terms of inherent traits and forget the role of situations, we are deceiving ourselves about the real causes of human behavior. (收起)2011-05-07 14:30:27 回应
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Connector: it’s important to live in different world, but people in one world are more willing to know people outside their own world, know the things from other world. Connector is also the master of the so called “weak ties” which are established by living in different worlds. (更多)Connector: it’s important to live in different world, but people in one world are more willing to know people outside their own world, know the things from other world. Connector is also the master of the so called “weak ties” which are established by living in different worlds. (收起)2012-01-15 05:44:06 回应
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New words: suede:绒面革; 仿麂皮(suede shoes 绒面革皮鞋) crepe sole:绉绸鞋底 backwoods:边远落后地区 Sales were down to 30,000 pairs a year, mostly to backwoods outlets and small-town family stores. phase out:逐步淘汰 Wolverine,the company that makes Hush Puppies, was thinking of phasing out the shoes that made them famous. stylist:时装设计师 hip:(衣服、音乐等方面)... (更多)New words:suede:绒面革; 仿麂皮(suede shoes 绒面革皮鞋)crepe sole:绉绸鞋底backwoods:边远落后地区
phase out:逐步淘汰Sales were down to 30,000 pairs a year, mostly to backwoods outlets and small-town family stores.
stylist:时装设计师hip:(衣服、音乐等方面)时髦的,赶时髦的Wolverine,the company that makes Hush Puppies, was thinking of phasing out the shoes that made them famous.
buy up:全部买进、囤积Hush Puppies had suddenly become hip in the clubs and bars of downtown Manhattan.
(收起)People were going to the Ma and Pa stores, the little stores that still carried them,and buying them up.
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New words: baffle:使(某人)困惑; 难倒(be too difficult for (sb) to understand; puzzle ) Baxter and Lewis were baffled at first. inflatable:可充气的, 可膨胀的 basset hound:矮腿猎犬 boutique:时装店;精品店(a small shop/store that sells fashionable clothes or expensive gifts ) staple:主要产品;支柱产品 wardrobe:衣柜;衣橱 Hush Puppies were once again a staple of the ... (更多)New words:baffle:使(某人)困惑; 难倒(be too difficult for (sb) to understand; puzzle )
inflatable:可充气的, 可膨胀的basset hound:矮腿猎犬 boutique:时装店;精品店(a small shop/store that sells fashionable clothes or expensive gifts )staple:主要产品;支柱产品 wardrobe:衣柜;衣橱Baxter and Lewis were baffled at first.
accessory:(衣服的)配饰fashion accessories to dress up your wardrobe 使你的服装增辉添彩的时装配饰 deliberately:故意;蓄意;存心 (收起)Hush Puppies were once again a staple of the wardrobe of the young American male.
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Connector: it’s important to live in different world, but people in one world are more willing to know people outside their own world, know the things from other world. Connector is also the master of the so called “weak ties” which are established by living in different worlds. (更多)Connector: it’s important to live in different world, but people in one world are more willing to know people outside their own world, know the things from other world. Connector is also the master of the so called “weak ties” which are established by living in different worlds. (收起)2012-01-15 05:44:06 回应
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MysteRy (soundclous.com/mariamin)
Most psychologists believe that nature -genetics-accounts for about half of the reason why we tend to act the way we do. But there are certain times and places and conditions when much of that can be swept away by changing the immediate details of their situation. 人的特质是要跟环境结合考虑的。When we think only in terms of inherent traits and forget the role of situations, we are deceiving... (更多)Most psychologists believe that nature -genetics-accounts for about half of the reason why we tend to act the way we do.But there are certain times and places and conditions when much of that can be swept away by changing the immediate details of their situation. 人的特质是要跟环境结合考虑的。When we think only in terms of inherent traits and forget the role of situations, we are deceiving ourselves about the real causes of human behavior. (收起)2011-05-07 14:30:27 回应
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People weren't getting their jobs through their friends. They were getting them through their acquaintances. Why is this? Granovetter argues that it is because when it comes to finding out about new jobs — or, for that matter, new information, or new ideas — "weak ties" are always more important than strong ties. Your friends, after all, occupy the same world that you do. They might wo... (更多)
(收起)People weren't getting their jobs through their friends. They were getting them through their acquaintances. Why is this? Granovetter argues that it is because when it comes to finding out about new jobs — or, for that matter, new information, or new ideas — "weak ties" are always more important than strong ties. Your friends, after all, occupy the same world that you do. They might work with you, or live near you, and go to the same churches, schools, or parties. How much, then, would they know that you wouldn't know? Your acquaintances, on the other hand, by definition occupy a very different world than you. They are much more likely to know something that you don't. To capture this apparent paradox, Granovetter coined a marvelous phrase: the strength of weak ties. Acquaintances, in short, represent a source of social power, and the more acquaintances you have the more powerful you are. Connectors like Lois Weisberg and Roger Horchow — who are masters of the weak tie — are extraordinarily powerful. We rely on them to give us access to opportunities and worlds to which we don't belong. This principle holds for more than just jobs, of course. It also holds for restaurants, movies, fashion trends, or anything else that moves by word of mouth. It isn't just the case that the closer someone is to a Connector, the more powerful or the wealthier or the more opportunities he or she gets. It's also the case that the closer an idea or a product comes to a Connector, the more power and opportunity it has as well. Could this be one of the reasons Hush Puppies suddenly became a major fashion trend? Along the way from the East Village to Middle America, a Connector or a series of Connectors must have suddenly become enamored of them, and through their enormous social connections, their long lists of weak ties, their role in multiple worlds and subcultures, they must have been able to take those shoes and send them in a thousand directions at once — to make them really tip. Hush Puppies, in a sense then, got lucky. And perhaps one of the reasons why so many fashion trends don't make it into mainstream America is that simply, by sheerest bad fortune, they never happen to meet the approval of a Connector along the way.
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引爆流行还是长尾理论 201/215有用
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引爆流行还是长尾理论
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- 共同提高 去年最流行的一个理论叫长尾理论,但是很多人研究了以后感觉很失望,本以为是一个能改变人生际遇的锦囊妙计,结果全是扯淡的。其实长尾理论不是放之四海皆准的玩意儿,它的针对性很明显,只对某些平台型的渠道有用,说白了,它就是牺牲大多数人的利益来成就一小部分渠道所有者,比如做网站的。这也不是什么新鲜东西,要饭的遵循的就是长尾理论,...... (55回应)2007-01-19 201/215有用来自 中信出版社2002版
通缉中信出版社
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- echo 书的内容暂时不表!在这里通缉一下中信出版社! 原著写于2000年出头。中信出版社在2002年就已翻译出版过此书!原名《引爆流行》。本是旧书出新颜,无可厚非!但换包装,换书名,不惜浪费国内出版行业最稀缺的ISBN资源换刊号,隐性的提高售价(原书18,现书30元),以上种种来博得发行量,增加收入。这种伎俩让我为他们很感到...... (26回应)2006-04-22 102/112有用来自 中信出版社2006版
引爆流行:Web2.0的传播理论
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- 星汉(http://t.sina.com.cn/xinghan) 原分几次发表在我的blog上,现在整理了一下供大家参考。不过这里没有了链接,如果不舒服的话,请移步这里:http://www.xinghan.net/index.php/post/7 ps:又从网站推广的角度对引爆流行的理论进行一些案例性分析,就不写在这里了,有兴趣的同学请看这里:http://www.xi...... (11回应)2006-03-16 81/84有用来自 中信出版社2002版
《引爆点:如何制造流行》读书笔记
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- 飘香一剑(人过留名,剑过飘香) 综述: 流行病爆发需要 3 个条件,人们传播传染物的行为、传染物本身、以及传染物发挥作用所需的环境。 当一种流行病爆发时,它就失去了平衡。它之所以爆发,是因为发生了某种变化,其中一个或两个或可 能三个条件都出现了变化。 同理,流行潮的爆发也有三条法则: 个别人物法则 fThe Law of the F...... (4回应)2011-11-04 22/22有用来自 中信出版社2009版
所读所想
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- 小K童鞋 1.流行三要素:传播行为、传播物本身、传播物发挥作用的环境。 2.个别人物法则(Law of the Few):三种关键角色联系员、内行、销售员。联系员维系着大规模的弱联系,是小世界中的社交经纪,他们不会回避对于社交关系的义务,在维持简单、随意、广泛的社交中获得快乐;内行会主动摄取信息,并想方设法散布出去,是信息...... (8回应)2010-01-04 26/28有用来自 中信出版社2006版
你正处于「流行」的哪里?
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- Zwai The Tipping Point原书的副标题是How Little Things Can Make a Big Difference,中文版改成「如何制造流行」,虽然有标题党的嫌疑,但也没有错到哪里,可以看做是同义替换。 Gladwell指出,社会事件和流行病的传播是极其的相似:首先,它们都具有传染性(contagi......2012-02-09 1/1有用
微博传播中的引爆点
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- 古西(2012,做更好的自己) 试着将引爆点的理论套用在微博传播中,大致可以分为: 一、个别人物法则 1、联系员:那些人脉广、“粉丝”数量多的人; 2、内行:加V的名人,网络意见领袖,具有号召力的人 3、推销员:微博活跃用户,疯狂刷屏的人,愿意转发分享信息的人 二、附着力法则: 微博内容要有吸引力,要有传播价值,能够引起网友兴趣 信......2012-01-25 来自 中信出版社2009版
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- 时间的玫瑰 某种鞋的流行、来克星敦的夜半传讯、纽约犯罪率的下降潮流,背后隐藏着三法则:个别人物、信息附着力、环境威力。 个别人物包括联络人(谁都认识)、专家(啥都知道)、推销员(特别有说服力) 附着力嘛,大概要求是信息本身新、小、活泼。例如“打土豪,分田地” 环境威力中有“破窗效应”,一个窗户破了没人补,会使人潜意识里觉......2012-01-14 来自 中信出版社2009版
流行法则
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- Bana Zhang(倒计时!) 流行三法则:个别人物法则、附着物法则、环境威力法则。 个别人物法则:个别人物的影响是很很重要的,读到此处的时候我都有想到了蝴蝶效应。里面有讲到人物的性格在不同的场合表现出来的不一样。确实是这样的,人的性格也不是固定的。 有一些特别的方式能够使一条具有传染性的信息被人记住。只要在信息的措辞......2011-12-17 来自 中信出版社2009版
美国人很会写书,不管内容如何
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- 等待戈多 近年来,国内翻译引进了大量的美国著作,一些在国内引起很大的热潮,但仔细读读之后不免会有些后悔,比如“长尾理论”“做口碑”等等书籍,还有定位一书,写的何其烂,并且都是在讲故事,也根本没有将细节讲明白,中西方思维差距通过堵他们的论著就能看出来了,根本是意识流,糊弄鬼子呀!翻译到国内就能引起炒作,可悲!这在于人家写作技巧和对......2011-12-12 来自 中信出版社2006版
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- 笑傲江虎 《引爆点》一书总结的第一条经验:要想发起流行潮,就必须做到把有限的资源集中用到关键方面。个别人物法则认为:联系员、内行、推销员应该充当口头传播潮的发起者,也就是说,如果你对发起口头信息传播潮感兴趣的话,你的有限资源应当集中用于这3类人身上,其他人无关紧要。以上其实是一种取巧之计,问题在于,不加选择地付出努力并非总是可行......2011-12-02 来自 中信出版社2009版
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