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  1. Road to Happiness Russell92k Wordscompleted "The Road to Happiness" is a classic work by Nobel Prize winner Russell. Russell uses profound and simple words to analyze the reasons why we are unhappy and points out the road to happiness. He summarizes his own observations, experiences and proven suggestions. He does not rely on fantasy or empty talk. He interprets the happiness index from a psychological and philosophical perspective around what happiness is and what high-quality happiness is, so that readers can appreciate the true meaning 710Reads9.4Score321Shelves
  2. The Road to Happiness (Guomai Classic) Russell87k Wordscompleted "The Road to Happiness" is a classic life philosophy book written for ordinary people. The book is concisely divided into two parts: "Causes of Unhappiness" and "Causes of Happiness". It does not talk about profound philosophy and boring preaching, but directly reflects on the negative psychological factors that most often destroy happiness in life, such as competition, fatigue, jealousy, guilt, delusion of victimization, etc., And directly gives specific life suggestions for obtaining and impro 325Reads9.4Score152Shelves
  3. Russell on Happiness Russell106k Wordscompleted You're obviously living a good life, but you still can't feel happy? RUSSELL: I wrote this book to cure everyday misfortune. This is the life philosophy written by British philosopher Bertrand Russell for every ordinary person. By analyzing the causes of unhappiness and the elements of happiness, he found a cure for ordinary people's daily misfortune. In the book, Russell points out straight away that this book is written for people who have not suffered great pain from the outside world, have e 314Reads9.4Score104Shelves
  4. A Brief History of Philosophy Russell284k Wordscompleted "A Brief History of Philosophy" is a work on popular philosophy. It is another brand-new introductory book on the history of philosophy compiled with new ideas based on the monumental "History of Western Philosophy". In the book, Russell not only elaborates on the causes and consequences of the development of Western philosophy, but also touches on history, science, economics, politics and other aspects. If modern people want to understand our era, they must have a deeper understanding of Wester 192Reads9.2Score—Shelves
  5. Philosophical Issues (Guomai Classics) Russell76k Wordscompleted This small book of 100,000 words is an introductory reading of Russell's philosophy. Russell called it a "cheap thriller" because of its clarity and the introduction of new perspectives. The book puts forward his own basic views on issues such as the foundation, scope, and meaning of philosophy, mainly in the field of philosophy, that is, epistemology. He believes that there are universals in this world that transcend the physical and spiritual worlds. It is also an entity and is the basis for p 163Reads9.3Score—Shelves
  6. Why People Fight Russell99k Wordscompleted Russell's views in this book were formed in early 1916, when he gave a series of lectures on "Principles of Social Reconstruction" in London, at a time when the toll of the First World War was becoming increasingly appalling, and Russell's pre-war political experience did not make him realize that his countrymen were so eager for war that they became more belligerent as the conflict intensified. Therefore, in mid-1915, Russell comprehensively re-examined the theoretical basis of political scienc 110Reads9.1Score—Shelves
  7. History of Western Philosophy Russell193k Wordscompleted "A History of Western Philosophy" was written during World War II and originated from a series of lectures on the history of philosophy given by Russell in Philadelphia, USA. The book is divided into three volumes, covering ancient philosophy, Catholic philosophy and modern philosophy in chronological order. In this book, Russell fully demonstrates his understanding of the historical development of Western philosophy from the perspective of a philosopher, which includes not only the philosophica 71Reads9.2Score—Shelves
  8. A Brief History of Western Philosophy Russell249k Wordscompleted "A Brief History of Western Philosophy" is one of the representative works of the British philosopher, logician, and mathematician Bertrand Russell. It records the development of Western philosophy from the ancient Greek philosophy where Western philosophy originated to the early twentieth century. The book records the development of Western philosophy focusing on various philosophical schools and their representative philosophers. It also describes the historical background of the emergence of 70Reads8.8Score—Shelves
  9. Western Wisdom Russell310k Wordscompleted This book is a popular philosophy work, compiled with new ideas based on the mammoth "History of Western Philosophy". In the book, Russell not only elaborates on the causes and consequences of the development of Western philosophy, but also touches on history, science, economics, politics and other aspects. 30Reads9.2Score—Shelves
  10. What Is the Use of Philosophy? Russell98k Wordscompleted Are the tables we see real? Why do we believe the sun will rise tomorrow? How to prove that you are a thinking and feeling being? Have we ever made a decision that was completely our own without any influence? These questions are all raised by philosophy, and philosophers have given different answers. However, most of the questions still have no definite answers. So, what is the use of philosophy? The value of philosophy lies in these questions themselves. Starting from daily examples such as th 7Reads8.5Score—Shelves