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I have become more interested in philosophy recently. Are there any high-quality introductory books on philosophy? : D

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110 World****** completed —Reads5.8Score—Shelves
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This book can be regarded as the top philosophical book. It transcends the knowledge scope of ancient and modern philosophers and scientists and answers the ultimate secrets about the secrets of the universe and the truth of life!
111 History of Chinese Philosophy Feng Youlancompleted —Reads9.3Score—Shelves
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The second book can be an introductory book, and the third one can also be
112 Death of Socrates (Ancient Greece) Written by Plato, Translated by Xie Shanyuancompleted —Reads9.2Score—Shelves
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The second book can be an introductory book, and the third one can also be
113 A Brief History of Chinese Philosophy Written by Feng Youlan; Translated by Zhao Fusancompleted —Reads9.5Score—Shelves
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The second book can be an introductory book, and the third one can also be
114 Old Man and Sea [US] Written by Hemingway, Translated by Wu Laocompleted —Reads9.2Score—Shelves
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The last superb stream of consciousness
115 Masterpieces of World Literature-The Last Lesson Written by Doude; Translated by Li Yumincompleted —Reads9.2Score—Shelves
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The last superb stream of consciousness
116 Diary of a Madman: a Collection of Novels by Lu Xun Lu Xuncompleted —Reads9.4Score—Shelves
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The last superb stream of consciousness
117 User*********** completed —Reads5.8Score—Shelves
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The last superb stream of consciousness
120 Popular Philosophy Ai Siqicompleted —Reads9.4Score—Shelves
121 What Is Philosophy (UK) Written by Byron Jevons; Translated by Gao Kuicompleted —Reads9.0Score—Shelves
122 Communist Manifesto (Germany) Karl Marx, (Germany) Friedrich Engelscompleted —Reads9.4Score—Shelves
123 "Being and Time" Reader Chen Jiayingcompleted —Reads9.3Score—Shelves
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Stop pushing French literature as philosophy every day. Your family supports a third-rate thinker to death and praises him as a philosopher. You also like to worship idols to the point of being brainless. Treat philosophy as truth and wisdom, not wild ability. Let's read some basics to get into your head.
124 The Truth of Impossible Being—image of Lacan's Philosophy (Revised Edition) By Zhang Yibingcompleted —Reads9.1Score—Shelves
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Stop pushing French literature as philosophy every day. Your family supports a third-rate thinker to death and praises him as a philosopher. You also like to worship idols to the point of being brainless. Treat philosophy as truth and wisdom, not wild ability. Let's read some basics to get into your head.
125 Collected Poems of Nietzsche Written by Friedrich Nietzsche; Translated by Zhou Guopingcompleted —Reads9.4Score—Shelves
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You asked the right person [laughing evilly] [laughing evilly] [laughing evilly]
126 Philosophy Forest-Spiritual Phenomenology Hegel361k Wordscompleted 224Reads8.9Score—Shelves
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You asked the right person [laughing evilly] [laughing evilly] [laughing evilly]
127 Existentialism Is a Humanism Written by Jean-Paul Sartre; Translated by Zhou Xiliang; Tang Yongkuancompleted —Reads9.1Score—Shelves
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You asked the right person [laughing evilly] [laughing evilly] [laughing evilly]
128 Cassel Did Not Welcome Logic [West] Written by Enrique Villa-Matas; Translated by Shi Jie and Li Xuefeicompleted —Reads8.5Score—Shelves
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You asked the right person [laughing evilly] [laughing evilly] [laughing evilly]
129 Ten Lectures on Wittgenstein Lou Weicompleted —Reads9.1Score—Shelves
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You asked the right person [laughing evilly] [laughing evilly] [laughing evilly]
130 Life and Faith—a Study of Christian Philosophical Thoughts During the Period of Kierkegaard's Pseudonym Writing Wang Qicompleted —Reads8.5Score—Shelves
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You asked the right person [laughing evilly] [laughing evilly] [laughing evilly]
131 Meditations on First Philosophy (French) Rene Descartes; Translated by Wu Chongqingcompleted —Reads9.2Score—Shelves
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You asked the right person [laughing evilly] [laughing evilly] [laughing evilly]
132 Introduction to Philosophy: 96 Interesting and Useful Philosophical Knowledge Misucompleted —Reads9.3Score—Shelves
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From getting started to being laid to rest, it's all here. I've even included the history of philosophy. If you read it all here, you will be a master of philosophy. At the very least, it's okay to fool people. Those who are interested can take it for themselves.
133 Read Some Philosophy Every Day Edited by Zhu Hejuncompleted —Reads9.3Score—Shelves
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From getting started to being laid to rest, it's all here. I've even included the history of philosophy. If you read it all here, you will be a master of philosophy. At the very least, it's okay to fool people. Those who are interested can take it for themselves.
134 1000 Questions About Common Sense in Philosophy Edited by Yaser Yang Lilicompleted —Reads8.4Score—Shelves
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From getting started to being laid to rest, it's all here. I've even included the history of philosophy. If you read it all here, you will be a master of philosophy. At the very least, it's okay to fool people. Those who are interested can take it for themselves.
135 Philosophical Issues (Guomai Classics) (UK) Written by Bertrand Russell; Translated by Zhang Butiancompleted —Reads9.3Score—Shelves
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From getting started to being laid to rest, it's all here. I've even included the history of philosophy. If you read it all here, you will be a master of philosophy. At the very least, it's okay to fool people. Those who are interested can take it for themselves.
136 Socrates' Wisdom Socrates Original Text; Liu Ye; Wang Jinyu Compilationcompleted —Reads9.4Score—Shelves
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From getting started to being laid to rest, it's all here. I've even included the history of philosophy. If you read it all here, you will be a master of philosophy. At the very least, it's okay to fool people. Those who are interested can take it for themselves.
137 Lao Zhang's Philosophy Lao Shecompleted —Reads9.3Score—Shelves
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From getting started to being laid to rest, it's all here. I've even included the history of philosophy. If you read it all here, you will be a master of philosophy. At the very least, it's okay to fool people. Those who are interested can take it for themselves.
138 Insight: from Science to Philosophy, Unlocking the Truth About Human Cognition (US) Written by Robert Wright; Translated by Song Weicompleted —Reads9.3Score—Shelves
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From getting started to being laid to rest, it's all here. I've even included the history of philosophy. If you read it all here, you will be a master of philosophy. At the very least, it's okay to fool people. Those who are interested can take it for themselves.
139 History of Chinese Philosophy: Collector's Edition with Color Illustrations (Two Volumes) Feng Youlancompleted —Reads8.9Score—Shelves
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From getting started to being laid to rest, it's all here. I've even included the history of philosophy. If you read it all here, you will be a master of philosophy. At the very least, it's okay to fool people. Those who are interested can take it for themselves.
140 Lin Qianqian's Diary of Cultivating Immortality Get a Bucket of Instant Noodlescompleted —Reads—Score—Shelves
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Refine your thoughts in the purgatory of stories: Why "Lin Qianqian's Diary of a Cultivation to Immortality" is more "readable" than many philosophical monographs. When we talk about philosophy, what often comes to mind are the magnificent masterpieces of Kant and Nietzsche, which are difficult texts full of terminology and logical deductions. These works are beacons of thought, but the process of climbing is often accompanied by boredom and a sense of distance. "Lin Qianqian's Diary of Cultivation to Immortality" provides a completely different path: it is not a philosophy textbook, but a strange book that integrates philosophical speculation into the bones of the story. Its "endurance" stems from the "experience" of its ideas and the "contemporaryness" of its issues. 1. It does not "tell" philosophy, but "perform" philosophy. Most philosophy books discuss to you that "existence precedes essence", and "Lin Qianqian" allows you to witness with your own eyes how the character Lin Qianqian, in a world seemingly written by the "author" (which refers to the higher-dimensional existence in the book, but also a metaphor for fate or rules), madly defines himself and resists presuppositions through absurd but extremely real choices, thus vividly "performing" the core concepts of existentialism. It moves Sartre's philosophical propositions from the debate table in a cafe directly into a bizarre theater of immortality where life and death are on the line. This kind of "performance" brings an unparalleled sense of substitution and impact. When you struggle with Lin Qianqian in the "cognitive corridor" to distinguish reality from fiction, you are no longer thinking coldly about "what is reality", but experiencing a kind of doubt and questioning of the foundation of cognition. This kind of philosophical thinking forced in the narrative tension is far more profound, more unsettling, and therefore more intriguing than passively accepting a set of theories. 2. It touches on more "contemporary" philosophical anxieties. The core philosophical issues explored in this book are extremely modern and even postmodern. It points directly to the most profound anxieties of our time: "Brain in a vat" and virtual reality: When Lin Qianqian discovered that her life might be just a story written by a higher being, the identity crisis she faced was a literary reflection of the ultimate questioning of "what is the true self" by modern people living in algorithmic recommendations, information cocoons, and the concept of the metaverse. Narrative violence and human objectification: The "author" in the book manipulates the fate of the characters at will for the sake of the "wonderfulness" of the story, triggering a profound discussion on "narrative ethics". This is a metaphor for whether individuals are just materials to be used in the face of grand narratives (such as history, social trends, and ideologies). To what extent is the meaning of our lives defined and exploited by external narratives? The absurdity of existence and the dignity of resistance: Is the world itself meaningless? Many plots in the book reveal this absurdity. But the most touching thing about Lin Qianqian is that even though she has seen through some of the absurdity, she still chooses to "fiddle" and use her actions to carve her own traces in the nothingness. This kind of heroism that still loves life after recognizing the truth of life is an excellent literary interpretation of Camus' "The Myth of Sisyphus". 3. "Multi-dimensionality" and "unfinishedness" of thought A philosophical monograph usually builds a rigorous system around a core argument. "Lin Qianqian" is like a kaleidoscope of ideas, which simultaneously touches multiple dimensions such as existentialism, nihilism, cognitive philosophy, narratology, and even ethics. These thoughts are not developed systematically, but are cleverly woven into the narrative tapestry along with the ups and downs of the plot, like threads of different colors. It does not provide a unique and closed answer, but opens up a field of thinking and invites readers to be confused, struggle, and explore with the characters. This "unfinishedness" makes every re-reading possible to bring new discoveries. You are not reciting conclusions but engaging in an ongoing, open-ended speculative adventure. This is the secret of its "endurance" - it is a philosophical text that requires readers to "complete" it with their own thinking. Conclusion: The greatness of "Lin Qianqian's Diary of Cultivation to Immortality" is that it successfully welds "the fun of the story" with the "seriousness of thought". It is a book in which you will laugh at the funny plots and hold your breath for the suspense plot, and at the same time, you will inadvertently be hit in the soul by an ultimate question about existence, truth and freedom. It may not give you a complete philosophical system, but it will give you a key that allows you to ask the most important philosophical questions in a new and more vital way. This is why it is more enduring and more capable of arousing lasting resonance than many pure but slightly "dry" philosophical treatises. It proves one thing: the most profound philosophy is sometimes born from the most uninhibited imagination and the most heart-warming stories.
141 I Ching*** completed —Reads5.8Score—Shelves
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142 Tao Te Ching Li Ercompleted —Reads9.5Score—Shelves
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Ancestor level
143 Class War Written by Ke Zuji; Translated by Yun Daiyingcompleted —Reads9.0Score—Shelves
144 History of Western Philosophy: Supplementary and Revised Edition (U. S. A.) Written by Frank Tilly; Translated by Jia Chenyang and Jie Benyuancompleted —Reads9.3Score—Shelves
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Just these few books
145 Germany******* completed —Reads5.8Score—Shelves
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Just these few books
146 Fifteen Lectures on Western Philosophy Classics Zhao Dunhuacompleted —Reads8.8Score—Shelves
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Just these few books
147 On the Song Dynasty (Collection of the Two Song Dynasties) Wang Fuzhicompleted —Reads8.5Score—Shelves
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Just these few books
148 十日终焉 Pesticide Team MemberMystery3.2M Wordscompleted 2.4MReads9.9Score387.5kShelves
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Ah, let's take a look
149 Introduction to Philosophical Basics: Interesting Philosophers and Philosophical Thinking Anonymous (Anchor: Aoki)completed —Reads8.3Score—Shelves
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Have you read this book? Introduction to Philosophy. Philosophy begins with surprise.
150 Introduction to Philosophical Basics: Interesting Philosophers and Philosophical Thinking Yang Chuangshi, Sui Jingcompleted —Reads9.3Score—Shelves
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If you are interested in philosophical thinking and the development of human thought, these books will open the door to a new world for you [Send Heart]
151 Tao Te Ching: a Complete Translation of the Silk Version (Spring and Autumn Period) Written by Laozi; Annotated by Qin Fuguancompleted —Reads9.5Score—Shelves
152 Social Contract Theory (France) Written by Jean-Jacques Rousseau; Translated by Yuan Tao, Zhao Shaowei, Liu Zhiyucompleted —Reads9.4Score—Shelves
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The first social contract. Famous far and wide. But in fact, generally speaking, he may still be relatively difficult to understand. The second book has an invincible summer in me. The writing is very good. In the middle of winter, I finally understood that there was an invincible summer in me.
153 There Is an Invincible Summer in Me (Gomai Classic) (French) Written by Albert Camus; Translated by Huang Kecompleted —Reads9.5Score—Shelves
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The first social contract. Famous far and wide. But in fact, generally speaking, he may still be relatively difficult to understand. The second book has an invincible summer in me. The writing is very good. In the middle of winter, I finally understood that there was an invincible summer in me.
154 Critique of the Gotha Program Marx (Author)completed —Reads9.2Score—Shelves
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Western Marxism and post-Marxism are the only few remaining books on Tomato Novels. If you repeatedly enter VIP books, you may encounter gold coin exchange publications VIP. Good luck.
155 Acknowledgment or Ambiguity? : a Debate [Germany] Axel Honneth [French] Jacques Rancièrecompleted —Reads7.9Score—Shelves
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Western Marxism and post-Marxism are the only few remaining books on Tomato Novels. If you repeatedly enter VIP books, you may encounter gold coin exchange publications VIP. Good luck.
156 What Is Subjectivity? (French) Written by Jean-Paul Sartre, with Postscript by James Mingxin, and Translated by Wu Zifengcompleted —Reads8.5Score—Shelves
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Western Marxism and post-Marxism are the only few remaining books on Tomato Novels. If you repeatedly enter VIP books, you may encounter gold coin exchange publications VIP. Good luck.
157 Defend Marx Althussercompleted —Reads9.1Score—Shelves
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Western Marxism and post-Marxism are the only few remaining books on Tomato Novels. If you repeatedly enter VIP books, you may encounter gold coin exchange publications VIP. Good luck.
158 Utopia (Ancient Greece) Written by Plato; Translated by Li Yangcompleted —Reads8.8Score—Shelves
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159 Every Word*** completed —Reads5.8Score—Shelves
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Instead of pursuing instant transparency, the two spent a long time analyzing short sentences in detail, which is suitable for readers who are willing to sink their hearts and dig deep into the spiritual core.
161 Siddharth (Gomai Classic) (Germany) Written by Hermann Hesse, Translated by Jiang Yicompleted —Reads9.6Score—Shelves
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The first three are Hesse's literary classics. Although they are narratives, they are also rich in philosophical nature, so I recommend them to you. The Birth of Tragedy is more abstract and difficult to read. It has both literary talent and philosophical thoughts. It is the embodiment of Nietzsche's philosophical and aesthetic thoughts. You can use auxiliary tools to help you read. It is either lonely or vulgar. I haven't read it yet, but I heard that it is also an excellent book, so I recommend it to you.
162 Under the Wheel [Germany] Written by Hermann Hesse, Translated by Zhang Youzhongcompleted —Reads9.4Score—Shelves
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The first three are Hesse's literary classics. Although they are narratives, they are also rich in philosophical nature, so I recommend them to you. The Birth of Tragedy is more abstract and difficult to read. It has both literary talent and philosophical thoughts. It is the embodiment of Nietzsche's philosophical and aesthetic thoughts. You can use auxiliary tools to help you read. It is either lonely or vulgar. I haven't read it yet, but I heard that it is also an excellent book, so I recommend it to you.