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Mr. Lemoncello and the Titanium Ticket

為了解決skyscraper電影的問題，作者Grabenstein, Chris 這樣論述：

解謎的時間又到了！ Mr. Lemoncello《列蒙切洛圖書館》系列第五集   　　★ Mr. Lemoncello系列第一集曾雄踞紐約時報暢銷排行榜27週，並於2017年改編成同名電影 　　★ 全球銷售已突破100萬冊 　　★ 榮獲《艾葛莎獎》兒童青少年神秘小說獎、《安東尼獎》兒童青少年小說獎   　　人見人愛的遊戲大師列蒙切洛（Mr. Lemoncello）再度現身！離開魔法圖書館的他，這次打造出一個新的基地——充滿秘密的基地！如果想要深入這棟建築的核心，你必須通過重重考驗，拿到入場的唯一門票：Titanium Ticket！　   　　四個幸運的孩子將可參加這場史上最壯觀的尋寶遊戲，他

們將面對摩天大樓一般高的疊疊樂遊戲、令人眼花撩亂的梯盤棋，每場比賽都將讓他們越來越接近最後的獎品。但其實還有一個真正的秘密！列蒙切洛大師正在考慮尋找接班人，而得到Titanium Ticket的贏家，將在下一本書中參加競賽，贏得列蒙切洛先生的遊戲帝國！　 　　Can you find your way out of what James Patterson calls the "coolest library in the world"? For the first time, you are invited INSIDE Mr. Lemoncello's one-of-a-kind Game

works Factory! 　　From the coauthor of I Funny and Max Einstein--and with 100+ weeks on the New York Times bestseller list--the LEMONCELLO books are laugh-out-loud, puzzle-packed MUST-READS for homes and classrooms across America. 　 　　Far away from his magical library, everyone's favorite game maker

, Luigi Lemoncello, is building something new. Something 　　　SECRET. And he's about to let the world see it. Four lucky kids will win the chance to go inside the new Lemoncello-tastic 　　　building on a scavenger hunt that will take them through live-action challenges--skyscraper-size Jenga, dizzying r

eal-life Chutes and Ladders, death-defying games of Rush Hour, and more! Each game will get the players closer to the titanium ticket. And only then will the real secret be revealed. . . . 　　Don't miss the bonus puzzle in the back! Look for the rest of the puzzle-packed series--Escape from Mr. Lemo

ncello's Library, Mr. Lemoncello's Library Olympics, Mr. Lemoncello's Great Library Race, and Mr. Lemoncello's All-Star Breakout Game! 　　PRAISE FOR THE SERIES: 　　44 STATE AWARD LISTS AND COUNTING 　　100+ WEEKS ON THE NEW YORK TIMES BESTSELLER LIST 　　* "A worthy successor to the original madman puzzl

e-master himself, Willy Wonka." --Booklist, starred review CHRIS GRABENSTEIN is the New York Times bestselling author of the wildly popular Mr. Lemoncello series, the Welcome to Wonderland series, The Smartest Kid in the Universe, Dog Squad, and many other books, as well as the coauthor of numerou

s page-turners with James Patterson, including the Max Einstein series, and of Shine!, cowritten with Chris’s wife, J.J. Grabenstein. Chris lives in New York City. Visit him at ChrisGrabenstein.com and on Twitter at @CGrabenstein.

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建築空間於地區性災難問題解決之設計應用

為了解決skyscraper電影的問題，作者葉芷婷 這樣論述：

隨著世界經濟發展，從工業時代至未來，各國家地區情勢與社會環境產生劇烈的快速變化當中。然而，隨著這些變化，在不同地區所造成的負面影響，是我們所無法預料與想像的。工業快速發展下的社會，在另一方面卻帶來了龐大的外部成本，貧富差距以及政治因素的利害關係，居民安危等成了國際地緣政治角力之下的產物。而極端的氣候變遷也快速的將環境推向不可挽回的地步。近年來這些矛盾的局勢發展，說明了地域性的戰禍是可見的未來情勢，同時也凸顯了「人權」敘事可能大有問題。各地域因為不同因素而導致了各種災難問題產生，包含戰爭、貧窮，甚至是已開發國家對於人類都市空間最低要求之使用，以及氣候變遷對於不同地區所帶來的環境反撲，影響的範圍

已經不再侷限於某個特定的區域，而是廣泛發生在全球各地。在面對逐漸改變的未來，人們必須正視這個議題與著手面對，並且各依其職的為人類與人權盡一份心力。除了需要各國家政府維護和平，並取得相權平衡方式外，設計師亦積極的找出其他替代方案，透過設計手法介入不同災難空間，實現降低社會成本，減輕各地區災難為社會所造成的影響。本研究以地區性災難作為探討議題，融合科技創新、新材料的發現或跨界技術合作，跳脫以往思考模式，並透過文獻研究各領域的設計師對於地區性災難議題下所提出的設計，歸納出各界設計師於災難性空間設計的介入手法，加以分析後實際應用於產品概念設計以及建築空間概念設計，以更加創新及不同的角度對於此議題做出相

關設計。

Mr. Lemoncello and the Titanium Ticket

為了解決skyscraper電影的問題，作者Chris Grabenstein 這樣論述：

解謎的時間又到了！ Mr. Lemoncello《列蒙切洛圖書館》系列第五集   　　★ Mr. Lemoncello系列首部作品，雄踞紐約時報暢銷排行榜27週，2017年改編成同名電影 　　★ 全球銷售已突破100萬冊 　　★ 榮獲《艾葛莎獎》兒童青少年神秘小說獎、《安東尼獎》兒童青少年小說獎   　　人見人愛的遊戲大師列蒙切洛（Mr. Lemoncello）再度現身！離開魔法圖書館的他，這次打造出一個新的基地——充滿秘密的基地！如果想要深入這棟建築的核心，你必須通過重重考驗，拿到入場的唯一門票：Titanium Ticket！　   　　四個幸運的孩子將可

參加這場史上最壯觀的尋寶遊戲，他們將面對摩天大樓一般高的疊疊樂遊戲、令人眼花撩亂的梯盤棋，每場比賽都將讓他們越來越接近最後的獎品。但其實還有一個真正的秘密！列蒙切洛大師正在考慮尋找接班人，而得到Titanium Ticket的贏家，將在下一本書中參加競賽，贏得列蒙切洛先生的遊戲帝國！　   　　Welcome! For the first time, you are invited INSIDE Mr. Lemoncello's one-of-a-kind Gameworks Factory in book five of the fun-filled, action-packed

bestselling series from the much-loved coauthor of the I Funny and Max Einstein series! Now with a brand-new look packed with shelf and kid appeal!   　　Welcome! For the first time, you are invited INSIDE Mr. Lemoncello's one-of-a-kind Gameworks Factory in book five of the fun-filled, action-pack

ed bestselling series from the much-loved coauthor of the I Funny and Max Einstein series!   　　Now with a brand-new look packed with shelf and kid appeal!   　　Far away from his magical library, everyone's favorite game maker, Luigi Lemoncello, is building something new. Something SECRET. And

he's about to let the world see it. He'll reveal that hidden deep within the Lemoncello-tastic new building is a single ticket. A titanium ticket. 　　 　　Four lucky boys and girls are about to win the chance to go inside the building on a spectacular scavenger hunt that will take them through big

ger-than-life live-action games--towering, skyscraper-size Jenga; dizzying real-life Chutes and Ladders; death-defying games of Rush Hour; plus ball pit moats and more! Each game will get the players closer to the titanium ticket. But the real secret? Mr. Lemoncello is thinking about his legacy, and

whichever player finds the ticket will be the first to win a spot in an elite group of kids who will compete in the next books to win Mr. Lemoncello's ENTIRE EMPIRE!   　　* "A worthy successor to . . . Willy Wonka." --Booklist, starred review of Escape from Mr. Lemoncello's Library 作者簡介  

Chris Grabenstein    　　When I talk to kids about my new book THE ISLAND OF DR. LIBRIS, I torture them with a tale of electronics deprivation.   　　"My main character, Billy Gillfoyle," I say, "is spending the summer in a cabin on a lake.  There is no cable, no TV, no DVR, no X-Box, no PlaySt

ation 3.  There isn't even an old-fashioned VCR."   　　By this point, the kids' gasps become audible.   　　"On his first day at the cabin," I continue, "Billy drops his iPhone and it shatters.  The nearest Apple store is several hundred miles away."   　　Jaws drop.  The kids are practically

weeping – just like my hero, Billy Gillfoyle.  He mopes around the cabin after the demise of his iPhone and ends up in this scene with his mother:      　　"Billy, what do you think kids did back before video games or TV or even electricity?" 　　"I don't know.  Cried a lot?"  He plopped down dra

matically on the couch.   　　"No, Billy. They read books.  They made up stories and games.  They took nothing and turned it into something."   　　And that's what happens to Billy in this book:  He learns to start using and trusting his own imagination.   　　Characters from books that he rea

ds in Dr. Libris' study start coming to life out on the island in the middle of the lake.   In no time, Hercules, the monster Antaeus, Robin Hood, Maid Marian, The Three Musketeers, D'Artagnan, Pollyanna, and Tom Sawyer are all bumping into each other's stories.  It's up to Billy, with the help of h

is new friend Walter, and a bookcase filled with classic literature, to "imagine" a scenario that will bring all the conflicts to a tidy resolution.    　　Yep.  In THE ISLAND OF DR. LIBRIS, Billy Gillfoyle is learning how to become a writer.  He puts his characters into situations and conflicts t

hat will, ultimately, take him to the happy ending he, and everybody else, is looking for.   　　When all seems lost, he is on the island with his new friends Robin Hood, Maid Marian, and Hercules, despairing that he's not heroic enough to rescue his asthmatic friend Walter from the clutches of th

e evil Space Lizard (yes, hideous creatures from video games and fairy tales eventually come to life on the island, too.)    　　"Ho, lads and lassie!" said Robin Hood.  "All is not lost!  Look you, Sir William – I remember a time when Sir Guy of Gisbourne held me captive in his tower.  Did my ban

d of merry followers let a moat or castle walls stand in their way?"   　　"Nay!" said Marian.  "Little John and I didst lead the charge.  Oh, how the arrows did fly that day!"   　　"I'm not Little John," Billy said quietly.  "Or you, Maid Marian.  I'm not a hero."  He looked down at Walter's i

nhaler.  "I'm just a kid who can't even save his own family."   　　"Nonsense," said Maid Marian. "Each of us can choose who or what we shall be.  We write our own stories, Sir William.  We write them each and every day."   　　"And," added Hercules, "if you write it boldly enough, others will w

rite about you, too."   　　In my book ESCAPE FROM MR. LEMONCELLO'S LIBRARY, I wanted to make young readers excited about reading and doing research.  I tried to turn a trip to the library into an incredibly fun scavenger hunt, filled with puzzles and surprises.  (In my perpetually twelve-years-ol

d mind, that's what doing research actually is.)   　　With THE ISLAND OF DR. LIBRIS, I am hoping to excite young readers about the power and awesomeness of their own imaginations. I want them to take nothing and turn it into something.  To take two old ideas, toss them together, and create someth

ing new.   　　And, when they write their own stories, maybe some of them will decide they want to become authors, writing stories for the rest of us, too! 　　

城市顯影：萬仁電影中的階級、性別、與歷史

為了解決skyscraper電影的問題，作者陳平浩 這樣論述：

萬仁是台灣新電影研究中備受忽略的一位重要導演。萬仁的獨特「居間性」(介於作者導演與好萊塢風格之間、介於嚴肅議題與通俗語法之間)，使其作品既反映了台灣新電影的題材與特質、但又不容易以既有的分類與劃定加以涵蓋。因此，對於萬仁全體作品的重新觀看，細加對照與比較，或許可以深刻化、豐富化、細膩化對於台灣新電影的瞭解。本論文即是針對萬仁的電影、試圖規劃出一個初步空間，期盼日後更多研究者加入討論。 論文第一章，藉由分析萬仁的首部短片《蘋果的滋味》(1983)，從中提取出萬仁於日後作品裡所持續關注與深化的母題：城鄉關係、女性與都市、城市與歷史。第二章討論《超級市民》(1985)與《惜別海岸》(1987

)中的城鄉議題；城鄉差異，作為現代化和都市化的結果，始終是八零年代台灣新電影所極為關心的主題之一。然而，萬仁以這兩部電影，拆解了又進而複雜化了城鄉對立的論述，以辯証角度重探城鄉關係。第三章聚焦於《油麻菜籽》(1985)與《胭脂》(1991)此二部家庭通俗劇，探討女性如何回應本質上以父權邏輯運作的都市化與現代化。同時，萬仁聚焦於家庭中的母女關係，以母女之間的衝突與協商、斷裂與延續，超越了台灣新電影中所常見的對於父權譜系之斷裂、對於「現代」破壞「傳統」的焦慮。最後，第四章初探萬仁在九零年代 (或謂「後新電影」時期) 攝製的兩部重量級作品：《超級大國民》(1994) 與《超級公民》(1998)。《超

級大國民》以年邁的白色恐怖受難者為主角，轉換了看待城市的視角，使台北從一座無深度、無歷史的後現代城市，重新顯影為一座歷史沉澱豐厚的後殖民城市：殖民與鎮壓的歷史皆銘刻于城市空間的質地裡。《超級公民》以年屆中年，政治理想幻滅、生命意義頓失的中年前社運份子為主角，在一座不再完整具體、只是作為交通匯聚車流交錯的流動城市裡，這位閩南人偶遇一原住民青年鬼魂。萬仁藉此深刻反省了後解嚴年代民主運動的侷限、族群認同的難題、以及歷史敘事的困境；城市作為一個異質空間、一個差異會合的場所，使得「遭遇他者」成為可能，也為認同的死路打開了一個另類出口。