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You should be like a bird flying to your mountain reading notes
Revised draft of reading notes. The author, Tara Westover, is a mountain girl who has never stepped into a classroom before the age of seventeen. However, she obtained a PhD in history from Cambridge University through self-study. She comes from a family that few can imagine. Not in school, not in medical care, not allowed to have their own voice. Until she escapes from the mountain and opens up another world.
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You should be like a bird flying to your mountain reading notes
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Reading notes: "You should be like a bird flying to your mountain" (Educated)
About the author
Tare Westover, American historian and author. Born in 1986 in the mountains of Idaho. Never went to school before the age of 17. He was admitted to Brigham Young University through self-study and received a Bachelor of Arts degree in 2008. He subsequently received the Gates Cambridge Scholarship and received a Master of Philosophy degree from Cambridge University in 2009. In 2010, he received a scholarship to study at Harvard University. In 2018, his debut novel "You Be Like a Bird Flying to Your Mountain" was published. In 2019, he was named "Influential Person of the Year" by Time Magazine for this book.
About this book
The author, Tara Westover, is a mountain girl who had never set foot in a classroom before the age of seventeen. However, she obtained a PhD in history from Cambridge University through self-study. She comes from a family that few can imagine. Not in school, not in medical care, not allowed to have their own voice. Until she escapes from the mountain and opens up another world.
How did Tara escape the negative influence of her family?
Abnormal family of origin
Performance: Living a life contrary to modern society, believing that there is an end to the world
reason:
Tara's family believes in Mormonism, which has extreme and intolerant ideas.
My father suffered from bipolar disorder, which amplified his extremely paranoid thoughts.
Impact: Tara's spiritual world is completely closed
Gradually get rid of negative effects
Turning point: With the encouragement of her brother Tyler, Tara studied on her own and entered college.
The first "gift" given to her by abandoning her family - a twisted attempt
My attempts to enter college were completely overturned, and I finally woke up.
Later, he faced the world independently and lived like an ordinary person.
The second "gift" given to her by abandoning her family - family love
Her family thought her change was a betrayal, causing her to have a mental breakdown.
Although he did not reconcile with his family in the end, he achieved worldly success.
Every family gives two gifts to their children
Common sense: our most basic understanding of seasons
Family affection: the basic link with the world
If the original family is not normal, it will become a curse
What ability has education given Tara to completely change her?
educational role
Allowing Tara to see herself from a higher perspective, like a bird
Allow Tara to understand and accept the influence of her original family on herself
Allowing Tara to shed her old self and reinvent her new self
two selves
experience self
Perceive the world around you
Seven-year-old Tara, worried about the end of the world and feeling hopeless about life
narrative self
New Perspective: Responsible Observation and Reflection
Tara, who wrote the book, calmly and rationally looked at the little girl at that time
Memory is unreliable, and the cause of Tara's illness is ambivalence. The overlap of the two selves allows Tara to find her true self
Education means gaining different perspectives and understanding different people, experiences, and histories.
Tara uses her own story to prove a point:
No matter how terrible the negative impact your family of origin has been on you, you can completely change yourself and create a new self. This is the ability that education gives us.