History of Western Philosophy (English-Chinese Edition) (Revised Edition) (Set of 2 Volumes)

This book is a work about the development of Western philosophy. Its prototype was Professor Tilly's lecture notes when he taught at the university. The book is divided into two volumes, Chinese and English, and is specifically divided into three parts: Greek philosophy, medieval philosophy, and modern philosophy. The following chapters are divided into twenty chapters: natural philosophy, questions of knowledge and behavior, the Reconstruction period, ethical movements, religious movements, classical sources of Christianity and medieval philosophy, the formative period of scholasticism, philosophy of the Renaissance, the beginning of British empiricism, rationalism in continental Europe, philosophy of the Enlightenment, Kant's critical philosophy, German idealism, German philosophy after Hegel, French and British philosophy, law versus rationalism and idealism. Chapters are divided into chapters to provide more detailed descriptions. An index of the original book is attached at the end of the article to facilitate readers to search for details. With nearly 700,000 Chinese characters, it is a large-scale work on the history of philosophy. This bilingual publication in Chinese and English is of a large scale. The publisher specially invited doctors of philosophy and postdoctoral fellows in the industry to jointly translate and create calibrations, striving to make this topic selection more accurate and complete, so that more scholars and philosophy lovers can understand and spread Western philosophy together. This book was published in 1914. Once it was published, it was immediately regarded as a masterpiece by the philosophical community. Prior to this, there were few decent monographs on the history of philosophy in both China and the West. Even the philosophy departments in universities were controlled by various philosophical schools, and courses on the history of philosophy in the modern sense were rarely taught. It can be said that Tilly's book created a new situation in the education of the history of philosophy and provided a model for writing the history of philosophy. With the foresight of a historian of philosophy, this book vividly, comprehensively and systematically introduces the development process of philosophy in ancient Greece, the Middle Ages and modern times, and is written very objectively. It is a rare masterpiece; it is a must-read book for us to read history, study Eastern and Western culture, and understand the development of human society.