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From ancient Greece to German classics, the history of philosophy is actually a review and reflection of the subject of philosophy. When we integrate the ideological trends of various eras into one book, we will find that history is always surprisingly similar, and human pursuits are always so similar. The desire for wisdom is always the root of the human spirit. This is a subject that has no formula but requires unprecedented courage and scientific literacy. Together with the Three Wise Men of ancient Greece and Kant and Hegel, we can swim in the ocean of philosophy and be unable to extricate ourselves.
It is very good. The author mentions the main points of Western philosophers, and only slightly mentions the secondary points, which shows that it is well-coordinated and well-proportioned. Moreover, this book is a minimalist history of Western philosophy, suitable for the general public to read, and it belongs to the ranks of popular philosophy books.
If you are interested in philosophical thinking and the development of human thought, this book will open a door to your thinking. This is an introductory book on the history and development of philosophy. Through the form of questions and answers, the author systematically introduces important ideas and thinkers from ancient Greek philosophy to Hegelian philosophy. This book is easy to understand and summarizes the core issues and main ideas of philosophy in concise language. With clear logic and extensive knowledge, the author provides readers with a comprehensive and concise philosophical guide.
Xizhe's popular recommendation is more friendly to novices. You can still understand it if you read it carefully, but the middle and latter parts of Kant are more brain-burning. As a freshman, I am going to read the printed history of Western philosophy again.
What needs special attention here is: Logic is not a stage of development, but how the categories of the Absolute Spirit move. Natural philosophy and spiritual philosophy are the stages of development of absolute spirituality. Natural philosophy and spiritual philosophy are part of applied logic. Natural philosophy is about how the absolute spirit is alienated into the movement of nature, and spiritual philosophy is about how the absolute spirit moves in human society and the spiritual realm.
Developing the content of the book in the form of questions and answers is a novel and bold idea, and the author writes it like an interview. As you read, you feel as if you are having a face-to-face conversation with these sages, as if these sages are sitting in front of you and making friends with you across time and space. This way of writing makes it quite interesting to read. The author's brushstrokes are very delicate and the writing method is very rigorous, without any intention of being careless. Highly recommended for interested friends to read.
A great book that logically summarizes the thoughts of various philosophers and is very helpful to beginners [Like]
I can't understand the back part of Kant at all, but I can understand the front part. Very good!
A very concise history of Western philosophy, allowing you to take your philosophical views to a higher level.