Are you familiar with the fables of Aesop? He's arguably the most influential writer in western culture. You definitely know some of his stories. The Tortoise And The Hare? The Goose That Laid The Golden Eggs? These stories are known by almost everyone in western culture and they shape the way we think, interact, and even the way we dream! Let's look into the psychology of a few Aesop fables together and let's discuss!_x000D_ _x000D_ To understand a culture, we must know their literature. It's often the most simple of stories that carry the most depth and longevity in the shaping of how people think. It doesn't get any simpler, and yet deeper, than Aesop!_x000D_ _x000D_ In this club, Jef will, in dramatic storytelling style, tell you a few fables from the great Aesop. After that, let's go deep! Let's discuss at who the characters represent. Let's talk about what the writer is trying to say. Let's not be afraid to even disagree with the writer! Let's definitely have an intelligent and enlightening, psychological and sociological discussion!_x000D_ _x000D_ 你熟悉《伊索寓言》吗？ 他可以说是西方文化中最有影响力的作家。 你肯定知道他的一些故事。 龟兔赛跑？ 下金蛋的鹅？ 这些故事几乎为西方文化中的每个人所熟知，它们塑造了我们思考、互动的方式，甚至我们做梦的方式！ 让我们一起来探究几则伊索寓言的心理学，一起探讨吧！_x000D_ _x000D_ 要了解一种文化，我们必须了解他们的文学。 它通常是最简单的故事，在塑造人们的思维方式方面具有最深刻和最持久的意义。 没有比《伊索寓言》更简单、更深刻的了！_x000D_ _x000D_ 在本次club，Jef 会以戏剧化的讲故事的方式，给你讲几则伟大的《伊索寓言》。 之后，让我们深入！ 让我们讨论一下角色代表谁。 让我们谈谈作者想表达的意思。 让我们不要害怕甚至不同意作者的观点！ 让我们绝对有一个聪明的和启发性的，心理学和社会学的讨论！