Öncelikle uyuyamadığım bu kapkara gecemde bana eşlik ettiği için kitaba teşekkür ederim.
Kitap yedi bölümden oluşuyor;
1- Dokunmanın Hayat İçin Taşıdığı Anlam Üzerine
2-Yere Dokunmak: Şimdi Derin Bir Nefes Alın
3-Kendine Dokunmak: Benliğin Duyusallığı
4-Birbirine Dokunmak: Aşka Hep Yeni Bir Başlangıç
5-Hissedilen Dokunuş: Gülmek ve Gülümsemek üzerine
6-Derinden Dokunan: Susma Üzerine
7-Düşünsel Dokunuş: Okuma Sanatı Üzerine
En çok okumak üzerine söylediklerini beğendim. Bölümün başlığı bile çok güzel. "Düşünsel Dokunuş". Teknolojiyle birlikte okumanın nesnelleştiğinden söz etmesi anlamlı; bu vesileyle okumanın süresinin kısaldığını söylüyor; bu da kitabın bize, bizim kitaba dokunabilmemizin önünde bir engel. Değecek kitaplara gerekli vakti layıkıyla ayırıp kitapla bütün olabilmek çok güzel, çok anlamlı. Kalplenme uğruna okuyacağımız kitaplardan ve onların düşsel dokunuşlarında mahrum etmemeliyiz kendimizi. Yıl sonu geldi, hedeflerimizi de belirledik. Hem çok, hem uzun uzun, hem derin derin okuyalım :)
İnceleme yazmıyordum, bunu da silerim muhtemelen. Şimdilik öyle içimden geldi :)
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Lütfen giriş yapınız.
Bobby Fischer için Chess.com da kendime hazırladığım sayfadan,
Yapayalnız bir insanın dokunulmak üzerine son sözleri,
Ama önce hikayesi...
ON FISCHER
He did not have a father like Carlsen who went with him to MacDonalds to have some ice-cream together. Carlsen has played more than 4400 games so far.
He did not have a family who played chess at home like Kasparovs. Kasparov has played more than 2400 games.
Fischer left around 1100 games, thats why he was a tragedy for the whole chess world.
He penetrated the secrets of chess in a shabby Brooklyn apartment alone. He learned Russian and studied even Soviet chess books back then, and he won against almost all Soviet Grandmasters.
He did not like to have his mother around, he would not play if his mother around. He was left alone all day when he was very little with his sister Joan.
"Go on and play chess after you are done with it you can do something important!"
~Regina Fischer to Bobby Fischer.
"There was obvious conflict between Regina and Bobby from an early age. He rejected her because she was so like him, so pushy, so self-centered, so goal-directed. Maybe he was splitting of part of himself." (Anthony Saidy on Fischer's Mother - Regina Fischer who told Bobby who is his father after the guy - Paul Nemenyi who used to visit them died. She said to Fischer that Paul was his father after he died. Fischer was 9 when he learned this. He hasnt seen his mother for around 10 years when he participated in World Chess Championship match against Spassky.
"Chess to him was the ultimate escape, his single obsession." (Anthony Saidy.)
"He did it all by himself.
He penetrated the secrets of chess in a shabby Brooklyn apartment alone.
He was the best player who ever lived."
(Shelby Lyman)
"He was the tragedy for the whole chess world."
(Anthony Saidy)
- Reportedly his last words:
"Nothing is so healing as the human touch."
