Name: The Complete Yes Prime Minister
ISBN: 9780563207733

作者: Jonathan Lynn / Antony Jay
出版社: BBC Books
副标题: The Diaries of the Right Hon.James Hacker
出版年: 1989-6-1
页数: 488
定价: GBP 10.99
装帧: Paperback
ISBN: 9780563207733

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Scalpel-sharp in observation, deceptively simple in construction... at its frequent best Yes Prime Minister exhibits the classical perfection of a Mozart sonata' - Richard Last in The Times 'Its closely observed portrayal of what goes on in the corridors of power has given me hours of pure joy' - Rt Hon. Margaret Thatcher MP ' Yes Prime Minister ... is...

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长篇政治幽默

哈克以为自己是一部火车头，带领着、影响着政治机器。他以为自己是至高无上的领导者。然而，一件件事实证明，不错，他是在领着那些车厢奔跑着，却是在沿着官僚机构既定的铁轨上跑着。 (展开)

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[已注销] 2008-09-13 12:46:52 学林出版社1992版

里面一些繁琐的东西很好玩

抄点如下：我简单地解释了，在当时并没有人知道哈克需要知道现在知道当时就该知道这回事，所以那些给内政大臣提出忠告和提供信息的人可能认为，是否要向最高权威人士报告这已知的消息还属未知，所以就没有理由向权威报告，因为应该知道的这一需要在当时并不知道。或者并不需... (展开)

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fishbird 2013-06-28 11:32:17 生活·读书·新知三联书店2013版

幽默好书一本，堪比当年读《好兵帅克》

去年买了《是，大臣》，到手后一口气读完了，真的是非常的幽默。英国的政府制度是很有意思很特别的，当官的跑马灯似得更换交替，但是下面干活的小兵确实一直不动，不像其他国家新官上任三把火，先把人都换成自己的亲信，这样用起来趁手。这种换将不换兵的方法，有好处... (展开)

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小明 2014-04-27 16:11:26 生活·读书·新知三联书店2013版

从《是，大臣》到《是，首相》

从《是，大臣》到《是，首相》，哈克越来越占上风。一方面是成为首相后权力变大，但是我觉得最重要的还是哈克的政治手段越来越高明。无论是多萝西，还是伯纳德，甚至财政部秘书都被用来牵制汉佛莱。和大公司一样，政府中每个人，每个部分都只会思考和追求自己的利益，为了这... (展开)

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那迦 2008-08-29 22:04:58 学林出版社1992版

居然有个看似结尾的结尾

今天看完了《是，首相》。我应该另找时间继续来讨论这两本书，但也许过一段时间我就不能再把精神集中在这上面了，后面一种可能性很大。我惊讶的是这本书有“结尾”。在国民教育这一章中，哈克最后感到自己彻底被打败了。 “突然，我从来没有像现在这样清楚地看到，虽然我也可... (展开)

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Isaac 2015-04-03 11:40:44

1. YES,PRIME MINISTER 官话与趣言赏析

PM=Prime Minister 首相 BW=Bernard woolley, Principal Private Secretary首相私人秘书 HA=Sir Humphrey Appleby, Permanent Secretary of the cabinet 内阁常务秘书 1. “可怜的PM？” （P8）“(Cassette), it was the only thing in the world that was willing to listen ... (展开)

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狂生 2010-09-18 10:49:48

Yes, Minister永恒的经典~~

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政治就是不民主的，不公开的，如Hmphery所说：有时候有的东西Minister不知道为好。第一集Open Goverment就打破了我们对公开政府的幻想。政府还是有一些事情不公开才是好的，我同意。现实之余人民的想象还是有差别的。政治的黑暗腐朽都通过我们轻松的笑声表达了出来，这出政治讽... (展开)

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李大概 2019-01-20 11:22:51 生活·读书·新知三联书店2013版

政治日记

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口蜜腹剑，口是心非，充耳不闻，指鹿为马，眼高手低，阴险狡诈，弄虚作假，虚荣胆小……要既能歪曲事实，又能掩盖错误；既能回避问题，又能谎报数据；既能模糊事件，又能拖延决定…… 什么样的人才能配得上这一系列的形容词呢？如果你脑海里形成的也是一张笑里藏刀随时准备暗箭... (展开)

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Isaac 2015-04-03 11:41:37

2. YES,PRIME MINISTER 政治技巧、手段赏析

1. 无为政治是最大的有为？（１）(P29) Instability and change [Two things that the civil service wishes to avoid at all cost-Editor] 作者很到位的评论。我觉得这可以从两方面看：一方面是任何较大的变动都会影响政客的固有利益,另一方面可能他们也知道自己和自己的同... (展开)

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Archer 2013-05-05 22:11:06 生活·读书·新知三联书店2013版

值的一看的书

我只是看了些介绍，感觉还不错。我只是看了些介绍，感觉还不错。我只是看了些介绍，感觉还不错。我只是看了些介绍，感觉还不错。我只是看了些介绍，感觉还不错。我只是看了些介绍，感觉还不错。我只是看了些介绍，感觉还不错。 (展开)

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ereborn (当时只道是寻常)

It's been shown that, if those extra 100,000 people a year had lived to a ripe old age, they would have cost us even more in pensions and social security than they did in medical treatment. So, financially, it is unquestionably better that they continue to die at about the present rate.
2017-12-22 14:13

It's been shown that, if those extra 100,000 people a year had lived to a ripe old age, they would have cost us even more in pensions and social security than they did in medical treatment. So, financially, it is unquestionably better that they continue to die at about the present rate.

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Hello again (要过没有遗憾的人生)

as royal permanent secretaries we have a duty to do everything in our power to assist its implementation I sometimes wonder if Bernard's mind is agile enough for this job Humphrey could manage spendidly, is tremendoulsly able, is not overstrtched,and has everything perfectly under control with no problem at all. in due course, at the appropriate juncture. in the fullness of time. meanwhile, we...
2017-04-14 11:25

as royal permanent secretaries we have a duty to do everything in our power to assist its implementation
I sometimes wonder if Bernard's mind is agile enough for this job
Humphrey could manage spendidly, is tremendoulsly able, is not overstrtched,and has everything perfectly under control with no problem at all.
in due course, at the appropriate juncture. in the fullness of time. meanwhile, we have another decision to take

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酱you君

Sir Humphrey Appleby: Mr. Woolley, are you worried about the rise in crime among teenagers? Bernard Woolley: Yes. Sir Humphrey Appleby: Do you think there is lack of discipline and vigorous training in our Comprehensive Schools? Bernard Woolley: Yes. Sir Humphrey Appleby: Do you think young people welcome some structure and leadership in their lives? Bernard Woolley: Yes. Sir Humphrey Appleby: ...
2017-03-05 19:51

#Sir Humphrey demonstrates how public surveys can reach opposite conclusions
Sir Humphrey Appleby: Mr. Woolley, are you worried about the rise in crime among teenagers? 　　
Bernard Woolley: Yes. 　　
Sir Humphrey Appleby: Do you think there is lack of discipline and vigorous training in our Comprehensive Schools? 　　
Bernard Woolley: Yes. 　
Sir Humphrey Appleby: Do you think young people welcome some structure and leadership in their lives? 　　
Bernard Woolley: Yes. 　　
Sir Humphrey Appleby: Do they respond to a challenge? 　　
Bernard Woolley: Yes. 　　
Sir Humphrey Appleby: Might you be in favour of reintroducing National Service? 　　
Bernard Woolley: Er, I might be. 　　
Sir Humphrey Appleby: Yes or no? 　　
Bernard Woolley: Yes. 　　
Sir Humphrey Appleby: Of course, after all you've said you can't say no to that. On the other hand, the surveys can reach opposite conclusions. 　　
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[survey two] 　　
Sir Humphrey Appleby: Mr. Woolley, are you worried about the danger of war? 　
Bernard Woolley: Yes. 　
Sir Humphrey Appleby: Are you unhappy about the growth of armaments? 　　
Bernard Woolley: Yes. 　　
Sir Humphrey Appleby: Do you think there's a danger in giving young people guns and teaching them how to kill? 　　
Bernard Woolley: Yes. 　　
Sir Humphrey Appleby: Do you think it's wrong to force people to take arms against their will? 　　
Bernard Woolley: Yes. 　　
Sir Humphrey Appleby: Would you oppose the reintroduction of conscription? 　　
Bernard Woolley: Yes. 　　[does a double-take] 　　
Sir Humphrey Appleby: There you are, Bernard. The perfectly balanced sample.

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Hello again (要过没有遗憾的人生)

as royal permanent secretaries we have a duty to do everything in our power to assist its implementation I sometimes wonder if Bernard's mind is agile enough for this job Humphrey could manage spendidly, is tremendoulsly able, is not overstrtched,and has everything perfectly under control with no problem at all. in due course, at the appropriate juncture. in the fullness of time. meanwhile, we...
2017-04-14 11:25

as royal permanent secretaries we have a duty to do everything in our power to assist its implementation
I sometimes wonder if Bernard's mind is agile enough for this job
Humphrey could manage spendidly, is tremendoulsly able, is not overstrtched,and has everything perfectly under control with no problem at all.
in due course, at the appropriate juncture. in the fullness of time. meanwhile, we have another decision to take

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酱you君

Sir Humphrey Appleby: Mr. Woolley, are you worried about the rise in crime among teenagers? Bernard Woolley: Yes. Sir Humphrey Appleby: Do you think there is lack of discipline and vigorous training in our Comprehensive Schools? Bernard Woolley: Yes. Sir Humphrey Appleby: Do you think young people welcome some structure and leadership in their lives? Bernard Woolley: Yes. Sir Humphrey Appleby: ...
2017-03-05 19:51

#Sir Humphrey demonstrates how public surveys can reach opposite conclusions
Sir Humphrey Appleby: Mr. Woolley, are you worried about the rise in crime among teenagers? 　　
Bernard Woolley: Yes. 　　
Sir Humphrey Appleby: Do you think there is lack of discipline and vigorous training in our Comprehensive Schools? 　　
Bernard Woolley: Yes. 　
Sir Humphrey Appleby: Do you think young people welcome some structure and leadership in their lives? 　　
Bernard Woolley: Yes. 　　
Sir Humphrey Appleby: Do they respond to a challenge? 　　
Bernard Woolley: Yes. 　　
Sir Humphrey Appleby: Might you be in favour of reintroducing National Service? 　　
Bernard Woolley: Er, I might be. 　　
Sir Humphrey Appleby: Yes or no? 　　
Bernard Woolley: Yes. 　　
Sir Humphrey Appleby: Of course, after all you've said you can't say no to that. On the other hand, the surveys can reach opposite conclusions. 　　
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[survey two] 　　
Sir Humphrey Appleby: Mr. Woolley, are you worried about the danger of war? 　
Bernard Woolley: Yes. 　
Sir Humphrey Appleby: Are you unhappy about the growth of armaments? 　　
Bernard Woolley: Yes. 　　
Sir Humphrey Appleby: Do you think there's a danger in giving young people guns and teaching them how to kill? 　　
Bernard Woolley: Yes. 　　
Sir Humphrey Appleby: Do you think it's wrong to force people to take arms against their will? 　　
Bernard Woolley: Yes. 　　
Sir Humphrey Appleby: Would you oppose the reintroduction of conscription? 　　
Bernard Woolley: Yes. 　　[does a double-take] 　　
Sir Humphrey Appleby: There you are, Bernard. The perfectly balanced sample.

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ereborn (当时只道是寻常)

It's been shown that, if those extra 100,000 people a year had lived to a ripe old age, they would have cost us even more in pensions and social security than they did in medical treatment. So, financially, it is unquestionably better that they continue to die at about the present rate.
2017-12-22 14:13

It's been shown that, if those extra 100,000 people a year had lived to a ripe old age, they would have cost us even more in pensions and social security than they did in medical treatment. So, financially, it is unquestionably better that they continue to die at about the present rate.

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ereborn (当时只道是寻常)

It's been shown that, if those extra 100,000 people a year had lived to a ripe old age, they would have cost us even more in pensions and social security than they did in medical treatment. So, financially, it is unquestionably better that they continue to die at about the present rate.
2017-12-22 14:13

It's been shown that, if those extra 100,000 people a year had lived to a ripe old age, they would have cost us even more in pensions and social security than they did in medical treatment. So, financially, it is unquestionably better that they continue to die at about the present rate.

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Hello again (要过没有遗憾的人生)

as royal permanent secretaries we have a duty to do everything in our power to assist its implementation I sometimes wonder if Bernard's mind is agile enough for this job Humphrey could manage spendidly, is tremendoulsly able, is not overstrtched,and has everything perfectly under control with no problem at all. in due course, at the appropriate juncture. in the fullness of time. meanwhile, we...
2017-04-14 11:25

as royal permanent secretaries we have a duty to do everything in our power to assist its implementation
I sometimes wonder if Bernard's mind is agile enough for this job
Humphrey could manage spendidly, is tremendoulsly able, is not overstrtched,and has everything perfectly under control with no problem at all.
in due course, at the appropriate juncture. in the fullness of time. meanwhile, we have another decision to take

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酱you君

Sir Humphrey Appleby: Mr. Woolley, are you worried about the rise in crime among teenagers? Bernard Woolley: Yes. Sir Humphrey Appleby: Do you think there is lack of discipline and vigorous training in our Comprehensive Schools? Bernard Woolley: Yes. Sir Humphrey Appleby: Do you think young people welcome some structure and leadership in their lives? Bernard Woolley: Yes. Sir Humphrey Appleby: ...
2017-03-05 19:51

#Sir Humphrey demonstrates how public surveys can reach opposite conclusions
Sir Humphrey Appleby: Mr. Woolley, are you worried about the rise in crime among teenagers? 　　
Bernard Woolley: Yes. 　　
Sir Humphrey Appleby: Do you think there is lack of discipline and vigorous training in our Comprehensive Schools? 　　
Bernard Woolley: Yes. 　
Sir Humphrey Appleby: Do you think young people welcome some structure and leadership in their lives? 　　
Bernard Woolley: Yes. 　　
Sir Humphrey Appleby: Do they respond to a challenge? 　　
Bernard Woolley: Yes. 　　
Sir Humphrey Appleby: Might you be in favour of reintroducing National Service? 　　
Bernard Woolley: Er, I might be. 　　
Sir Humphrey Appleby: Yes or no? 　　
Bernard Woolley: Yes. 　　
Sir Humphrey Appleby: Of course, after all you've said you can't say no to that. On the other hand, the surveys can reach opposite conclusions. 　　
---------------------------------------------------
[survey two] 　　
Sir Humphrey Appleby: Mr. Woolley, are you worried about the danger of war? 　
Bernard Woolley: Yes. 　
Sir Humphrey Appleby: Are you unhappy about the growth of armaments? 　　
Bernard Woolley: Yes. 　　
Sir Humphrey Appleby: Do you think there's a danger in giving young people guns and teaching them how to kill? 　　
Bernard Woolley: Yes. 　　
Sir Humphrey Appleby: Do you think it's wrong to force people to take arms against their will? 　　
Bernard Woolley: Yes. 　　
Sir Humphrey Appleby: Would you oppose the reintroduction of conscription? 　　
Bernard Woolley: Yes. 　　[does a double-take] 　　
Sir Humphrey Appleby: There you are, Bernard. The perfectly balanced sample.

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