Based on the current context, this book invites eight university philosophy teachers to serve as keynote speakers, focusing on classic philosophical issues such as self, life, happiness, love, mind, science, etc., In a situational way, combined with examples from daily life, turning abstract philosophical concepts into vivid narratives to respond to the existential confusion of teenagers, start their journey of inquiry and questioning, and then help them break away from the usual thinking, form their own independent thinking and judgment, and make their hearts rich and profound.
At the same time, for all adults who have had this kind of life question as a teenager or have started to think about these questions again at some point when they grow up, this book is also an opportunity for you to embark on a journey of self-thinking again.
Reader comments
This book is very suitable for high school students like us who are interested in philosophy. It explains some important concepts in philosophy, such as freedom, in an easy-to-understand way. The examples in the book are very close to life, allowing me to better understand those abstract concepts. This reminds me of Sophie's World, which is also a great introductory book to philosophy. After reading this book, I feel that my thinking is deeper and I am better able to look at problems from different perspectives. I will recommend it to other students to read!
Philosophy begins with "why". I like this sentence. It is a good popular science book on philosophy. Thank you to the authors.
Wow, it turns out that listening to a book does not count as reading time.
This book is very suitable for high school students like us who are interested in philosophy. It explains some important concepts in philosophy, such as freedom, in an easy-to-understand way. The examples in the book are very close to life, allowing me to better understand those abstract concepts. This reminds me of Sophie's World, which is also a great introductory book to philosophy. After reading this book, I feel that my thinking is deeper and I am better able to look at problems from different perspectives. I will recommend it to other students to read!
Philosophy begins with "why". I like this sentence. It is a good popular science book on philosophy. Thank you to the authors. Wow, it turns out that listening to a book does not count as reading time.