History of Western Philosophy

It's so awesome 😭Taiwan is so awesome! It has a huge amount of knowledge, strict logic, rich information and easy to understand. It is very suitable for novices in philosophy to enlighten their thinking and understand historical development, and is very helpful for understanding the world. This comprehensive narrative method that "takes philosophy apart and breaks it into pieces" makes this book more like a homely cognitive encyclopedia, rather than a boring textbook that uses superficial descriptions out of context. In fact, I recommend that the general public read this book more than students - "do what you do, do what you do." Not only is the logic rigorous, but each part is described in detail and in depth, so that what you know can also be used by individuals. . . All in all... Very energetic [like][like][like]

It's a good book, but it's really frustrating if you can't understand it. Finished, finished, finished

This is a rare history of Western thought, which provides a very profound analysis of the development of ancient Greek philosophy.

A very detailed and comprehensive textbook. Recommended reading for philosophy lovers.

I don't have enough brains to understand

I've read too few books and I didn't really get into this one. I'll read it again in a few years.

It is clear and easy to understand, and the reading selection is also very useful. It makes people very interested in the original work. Russell is too subjective and cannot be used as an introductory book. As a representative of analytic philosophy, he criticized other ideas. If you want to understand the perspective of analytic philosophy, you can read it. The translation of Tilly's version is a bit old. The translation is different from the current one, and it is not suitable for entry.

The context is clear and contains the author's own annotations and insights, which are worth learning from and reading.

It's very good. It's not too subjective or metaphysical, but it's not the original work. I'll stop reading it after reading Ancient Greece [crying] It has improved my outlook on life.

I would like to ask which one is better, this History of Western Philosophy or Russell's History of Western Philosophy?

An introductory book on philosophy, check in

A very good history book on philosophy. It covers philosophy from ancient Greece to today, but it doesn't talk much about phenomenology.

Very systematic and historical

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Good book, a must-read for introductory philosophy

Well, this book explains philosophy once and for all

The explanation is clear and concise, suitable for introduction to philosophy

It's pretty, although it's hard to chew, but it's quite interesting.