Schopenhauer's Art of Debate

Schopenhauer's original work on the art of debate has been published in simplified Chinese for the first time in the world. Schopenhauer believes that no matter whether the proposition is right or wrong, the so-called debate is to vigorously defend one's own propositions in a fierce battle of mutual thinking. Therefore, argument must be made an art form. Just as a fencer is not concerned about who is right or wrong during a duel, but rather how to strike and receive strikes, so is dialectics. It is a swordsmanship of thought that sharpens wisdom during tit-for-tat confrontations, makes arguments sound reasonable, sees through the opponent's strategy early, and sees through and resolves the deception of words. To this end, Schopenhauer takes the dialectics and logic of Western philosophers as a starting point and summarizes 38 types of debate moves, covering philosophy, psychology, logic, rhetoric and other disciplines, leading readers to understand the art of debate in a wonderful way. The whole book is full of witty words and insights, making it a very interesting read. This book ranks among the best-selling philosophy books in Germany and France, and is a designated reading reference book for high schools. From the analysis of each debate technique to the specific application analysis, the book has a clear structure, precise length, and numerous insights. Whether you want to learn eloquence with strict logic or want to find the truth in the tempering of thoughts, this book is extremely suitable.