DANGEROUS LIVES: WAR AND THE MEN AND WOMEN WHO REPORT IT

Book ID/图书代码： 08200004R00979

English Summary/英文概要： In January 2002, the world watched in horror as photographs of Daniel Pearl with a gun to his head flashed across television screens. When the Wall Street Journal reporter’s body was discovered a short time later, he joined the growing list of people who have lost their lives trying to cover the news in volatile war zones such as Bosnia, Chechnya, Africa, and the Middle East. War is brutal and indiscriminate, and journalists who cover it are routinely exposed to horrors most of us cannot even imagine. What is the psychological impact of a life spent immersed in conflict? What effect does their work have on their relationships with friends, spouses, and children? How do journalists cope as they witness the daily horrors of war through a lens, then step out of the conflict and back into their own lives, if they haven’t already been imprisoned or wounded on the front lines?

Chinese Summary/中文概要： 危险的生活：战争和报道战争的男女 战地记者具有崇高的公众形象。他们让社会了解重要的并常常是痛苦的事件。在此过程中，他们亲自看到可怕的野蛮场面，并且自身也处于十分危险的境况中。不少战地记者在冲突地带丧生，更多的在那儿受伤，被关或受虐待。他们为什么要从事这么危险的工作？这么多的痛苦对记者有什么影响？他们在感情上会如何应对这些事件？本书的作者采访了西方的主要通讯社，以及140个老资格的战地记者，试图回答这些问题。 版权销售： 加拿大： Thomas Allen & Sons

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About the Author/作者介绍： Anthony Feinstein是多伦多大学的精神病学副教授和当地一所健康科学中心的精神病医生。他是战地记者在痛苦事件引起的精神紧张方面的专家。

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