The Age of the Infovore: Succeeding in the Information Economy(ISBN=) 英文原版

　　A fundamental guide for the information consumers we all are
now
　　Renowned behavioral economist and commentator Tyler Cowen shows
that our super networked world is changing the way we think-and
empowering us to thrive in new ways. Whether it is micro-blogging
on Twitter, buying single songs at iTunes, or data mining our
digital memories, we can now customize our supply of information to
better satisfy our hunger for a rich and satisfying inner life. The
Age of the Infovore will show you how to manage the massive daily
flow of data better, no matter how adept you may already be at
Facebooking, watching television, or studying for that test.
　　Adam Smith’s The Wealth of Nations transformed how we thought
about industry and trade. Tyler Cowen now delivers a manifesto for
this century’s industrial revolution: the information
explosion.

　　Tyler Cowen, Professor of Economics at George
Mason University, writes regularly for The New York Times
and Money, and has contributed to numerous publications
including The Wall Street Journal.

PREFACE
THE FUTURE OF THINKING DIFFERENTLY
HIDDEN CREATIVITY
WHY MODERN CULTURE IS LIKE MARRIAGE,
IN ALL ITS GLORY
IM CELL PHONES, AND FACEBOOK
THE BUDDHA AS SAVIOR AND
THE PROFESSOR AS SHAMAN
THE NEW ECONOMY OF STORIES
HEROES
BEAUTY ISN’T WHAT YOU THINK IT IS
AUTISTIC POLITICS   
THE FUTURE OF THE UNIVERSE
FURTHER READING AND REFERENCES
ACKNOWLEDGMENTS
INDEX

　　”Delightful and provocative.”
　　-Newsweek.com
　　”Tyler Cowen has written one of the most stimulating defenses of
Internet information culture.”
　　-The American
　　”A tour de force.”
　　-Robert H. Frank, author of The Economic Naturalist