History of Western Philosophy (Two Volumes)

Basically okay, religion is lengthy. Russell did not discuss enough or belittle Hegel, Schopenhauer and Nietzsche. Hegel's philosophy is emotional, and people have shortcomings. Hegel's philosophy can represent the culmination of Western classical philosophy. Attributing the understanding of Tao or the sixth sense to mysticism shows that rationality is valued less than understanding, which is also one of the reasons for despising the above three people.

Philosophy is a metaphysics that has been put on the shelf in our time; but its role in the political life of ancient times was unimaginable. On the one hand, human beings learn to be humble through philosophical reflection, and on the other hand, this thinking itself is also a response to the era in which they live; whether it is the Middle Ages or modern times, the distinctive philosophy of each era illustrates the relationship between the system and consciousness. It illustrates that philosophy is not an individual's contemplation and seclusion in the bustling city, but it is about finding the material of philosophy in the human world. Exploring philosophy in a broad time dimension is the history of philosophy, and it is one of Russell's greatest achievements in the intellectual world.

Western philosophy has a long history and its influence is even greater. This "History of Western Philosophy (Complete Two Volumes)" introduces the Miletus School, Pythagoras, Heraclitus, Parmenides, Empedocles, Socrates, Plato, Aristotle, the Cynic School, and logical analytic philosophy. It is a collection of Western philosophy. The work is large-scale and covers the entirety of Western philosophy. The language in the work is easy to understand, allowing readers to better understand the profound charm of Western philosophy. The simple words combined show us the thousand-year wisdom of Western literati. My favorite is the philosopher Plato's "Utopia". The description of education in it has benefited me throughout my life.

I especially liked the part about Rousseau, who was a very sentimental philosopher as the leader of the Romantic movement in eighteenth-century France. He emphasized that emotions must be direct, passionate and without thought. Rousseau was a man full of dreams. He had a fanatical admiration for inner sensitivity, which developed to a depth and breadth that only he could achieve. Rousseau is synonymous with idealization, and the author Russell also analyzed Rousseau's various philosophical thoughts, researched the social environment and ideological trends at that time, and was very thoughtful. This is not a simple historical record of philosophy, but a mixture of many of the author's profound thoughts, which makes it very enlightening to read.

This is a written history of philosophy during World War II, including ancient philosophy, Catholic philosophy, and modern philosophy. It completely shows the development process of Western philosophy for thousands of years, from ancient Greek civilization to logical analysis. It introduces many world-famous philosophers and their theories, as well as Russell's research and criticism of certain theories. The text is plain, logically rigorous, and humorous. It is very enlightening. It is a good textbook for both philosophy lovers and learners, and it is also a great encyclopedia for understanding Western philosophy.

This book helps readers understand the development of Western philosophy and the main views of different thinkers through systematic organization and detailed narrative. It introduces the basic issues, thinking methods and theoretical systems of philosophy, providing readers with a comprehensive understanding of Western philosophy. This book is ideal for readers interested in the history of philosophy and the development of ideas. It provides a comprehensive understanding of the development and major thinkers of Western philosophy, providing a basis for further in-depth research.

Systematic, clear logic, objective

Very good and valuable

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