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In this hilarious book, Allan and Barbara Pease highlight the differences between men and women in the way they think and act. Why are women radar detectors; why do men hate to be wrong? Each page features a snippet of wisdom, bound to produce laughter from even the most cynical soul. The perfect giftbook for men and women. Including plenty of new material, this beautiful hardback edition is adapted from their multi-million-selling Number 1 bestseller Why Men Don't Listen and Women Can't Read Maps.
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Allan Pease is the world's foremost expert on body language. His acclaimed book BODY LANGUAGE has sold over 4 million copies and his top-rated TV series on the same subject has been seen by over 100 million people world-wide. He travels the world lecturing on human communication and has written four other bestselling books. Barbara Pease is CEO of Pease Training International which produces videos, training courses and seminars for business and governments world-wide. She is the author of the international bestseller MEMORY LANGUAGE.
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By "ぴろこ"
現代社会では「男は」「女は」と分けて考えることをタブー視する傾向があるが、時代や文明が進化してもやはり「男と女」の性質は違う。それは世界共通のことなのだと改めて認識させられ、読みながら微笑んでしまう本である。
By edrm
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I'm sure this book is quite brief and focused, so I found it easier to read than Why Men Don't Listen & Women Can't Read Maps. Surprisingly, this book involves some of the same issues written in Why Men Don't Listen & Women Can't Read Maps! That made me read a little bit faster than usual.
However, I don't 100% agree with the issue of men's inability to multitask; take truck drivers, for example: especially in Japan, I see truck drivers often multitasking while driving! They are so busy enough to deliver all of the stuff as soon as possible to meet their cliants' needs. So they don't have enough time to take some break and not even for lunch. Sometimes they have to EAT & DRIVE to save time! Of course, drinking & driving is apparently ridiculous, though. What I am getting at is this: they are already used to mutitasking behind the wheel to finish their jobs ASAP. Think about it; what would you do if you had such a hectic schedule like that? Would you stop the car and have your lunch or eat and drive at the same time?
Another thing that intrigued me was the difference of the meaning between men and women on p.66 thru 67. To put it briefly, women seem to use sarcasm, which means they use words to imply the opposites. On the other hand, in most cases, men seem to invite women to have sex with each other suggestively(!?). I know carrying out all of these implications would lead to a disaster, but this difference really cracked me up!
Anyway, first, how about reading Why Men Can Only Do One Thing at a Time and Women Never Stop Talking (Combined Mini Editions)? Then why don't you try Why Men Don't Listen & Women Can't Read Maps? I guess it is more efficient to understand Allan&Barbara Pease's books. Concise stuff comes before detailed one!
However, I don't 100% agree with the issue of men's inability to multitask; take truck drivers, for example: especially in Japan, I see truck drivers often multitasking while driving! They are so busy enough to deliver all of the stuff as soon as possible to meet their cliants' needs. So they don't have enough time to take some break and not even for lunch. Sometimes they have to EAT & DRIVE to save time! Of course, drinking & driving is apparently ridiculous, though. What I am getting at is this: they are already used to mutitasking behind the wheel to finish their jobs ASAP. Think about it; what would you do if you had such a hectic schedule like that? Would you stop the car and have your lunch or eat and drive at the same time?
Another thing that intrigued me was the difference of the meaning between men and women on p.66 thru 67. To put it briefly, women seem to use sarcasm, which means they use words to imply the opposites. On the other hand, in most cases, men seem to invite women to have sex with each other suggestively(!?). I know carrying out all of these implications would lead to a disaster, but this difference really cracked me up!
Anyway, first, how about reading Why Men Can Only Do One Thing at a Time and Women Never Stop Talking (Combined Mini Editions)? Then why don't you try Why Men Don't Listen & Women Can't Read Maps? I guess it is more efficient to understand Allan&Barbara Pease's books. Concise stuff comes before detailed one!
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5つ星のうち 5.0
Spot on !!!!!!
2013/1/4
By Trinidad Man
- (Amazon.com)
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I wish I had read this book in my younger years. Then I would not have made so many mistakes with the fairer sex. It's easy to read, understand and easy to relate to your own personal life. Don't matter how much you think you know about the opposite sex, this book has something for you. It's a must read.....
5つ星のうち 4.0
Very Concise Difference Between Men and Woman
2008/6/5
By edrm
- (Amazon.com)
I'm sure this book is quite brief and focused, so I found it easier to read than Why Men Don't Listen & Women Can't Read Maps. Surprisingly, this book involves some of the same issues written in Why Men Don't Listen & Women Can't Read Maps! That made me read a little bit faster than usual.
However, I don't 100% agree with the issue of men's inability to multitask; take truck drivers, for example: especially in Japan, I see truck drivers often multitasking while driving! They are so busy enough to deliver all of the stuff as soon as possible to meet their clients' needs. So they don't have enough time to take some break and not even for lunch. Sometimes they have to EAT & DRIVE to save time! Of course, drinking & driving is apparently ridiculous, though. What I am getting at is this: they are already used to multitasking behind the wheel to finish their jobs ASAP. Think about it; what would you do if you had such a hectic schedule like that? Would you stop the car and have your lunch or eat and drive at the same time?
Another thing that intrigued me was the difference of the meaning between men and women on p.66 thru 67. To put it briefly, women seem to use sarcasm, which means they use words to imply the opposites. On the other hand, in most cases, men seem to invite women to have sex with each other suggestively(!?). I know carrying out all of these implications would lead to a disaster, but this difference really cracked me up!
Anyway, first, how about reading Why Men Can Only Do One Thing at a Time and Women Never Stop Talking (Combined Mini Editions)? Then why don't you try Why Men Don't Listen & Women Can't Read Maps? I guess it is more efficient to understand Allan&Barbara Pease's books. Concise stuff comes before detailed one!
However, I don't 100% agree with the issue of men's inability to multitask; take truck drivers, for example: especially in Japan, I see truck drivers often multitasking while driving! They are so busy enough to deliver all of the stuff as soon as possible to meet their clients' needs. So they don't have enough time to take some break and not even for lunch. Sometimes they have to EAT & DRIVE to save time! Of course, drinking & driving is apparently ridiculous, though. What I am getting at is this: they are already used to multitasking behind the wheel to finish their jobs ASAP. Think about it; what would you do if you had such a hectic schedule like that? Would you stop the car and have your lunch or eat and drive at the same time?
Another thing that intrigued me was the difference of the meaning between men and women on p.66 thru 67. To put it briefly, women seem to use sarcasm, which means they use words to imply the opposites. On the other hand, in most cases, men seem to invite women to have sex with each other suggestively(!?). I know carrying out all of these implications would lead to a disaster, but this difference really cracked me up!
Anyway, first, how about reading Why Men Can Only Do One Thing at a Time and Women Never Stop Talking (Combined Mini Editions)? Then why don't you try Why Men Don't Listen & Women Can't Read Maps? I guess it is more efficient to understand Allan&Barbara Pease's books. Concise stuff comes before detailed one!
2 人中、0人の方が、｢このレビューが参考になった｣と投票しています。
5つ星のうち 3.0
Worth spending an hour to finish it in the bookstore
2005/9/8
By Christina Saccharina
- (Amazon.com)
This book is interesting and inspiring, putting the long-discussed gender difference into a small volume. But the price is a bit high.
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