To our considerable misfortune, the pleasures of the city have been largely reduced to consumerism. We don’t much enjoy our cities because they’re not very enjoyable,” wrote Ray Oldenburg in The Great Good Place, his lament for the lack of US watering holes akin to French cafés and 18th-century English coffee houses.
“相当令人遗憾的是，城市的乐趣在很大程度上已沦为消费主义。我们不太喜欢我们的城市，因为它们不太令人愉悦。”雷•奥尔登堡(Ray Oldenburg)在《绝好的地方》(The Great Good Place)中写道。他在书中哀叹道，美国缺少类似于法国咖啡馆和18世纪英国咖啡厅那样的喝东西的地方。
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