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Regis. Régis Debray (born September 2, 1940 in Paris) was a French writer, thinker and mediator. In June 2010, he came to China to give a lecture on the theme of "Knowledge Shed Elements and Power", which caused a sensation in China's intellectual circles.

Cheng Yang gave a comprehensive summary of this lecture.

Bradley turned from ethics to logic, and in 1883 published the two-volume Principia of Logic. In the 90s, he turned to philosophy and published Appearance and Reality, the first edition of which was published in 1839 and a second edition in 1897, with three lengthy essays and a few supplements. The book is his main philosophical masterpiece, but it has been refuted by American pragmatists James and Dewey, and British neo-realists G. E. Moore and Russell.

In order to refute these arguments, Bradley published a series of articles in the journal "Mind" from 1907 onwards to refute them, and in 1914 he published them in a collection entitled "Truth and Reality." In addition, there are works such as "** Collection" published after his death.

From the above, it is not difficult to see that Bradley's academic career can be divided into three stages: ethics, logic, and philosophy. His numerous scholarly works earned him a high social reputation, and in 1883 he was awarded a doctorate in law by the University of Glasgow; In 1921 and 1922 he was appointed a member of the Royal Danish Academy and the Lindsay (Rome) Academy of Sciences; In 1923 he was a corresponding member of the Royal Lombard Society in Milan; It was only for health reasons that he was unable to become a founding member of the British Academy, but at the suggestion of another neo-Hegelian, Bausanqua, he was conferred the title of honorary member. Most importantly, in June 1924, the King of England awarded him a Medal of Merit, the first philosopher in British history to receive this honor.

Just three months later, Bradley died of blood poisoning in a private hospital in Oxford. The death of this wise and lonely thinker also caused modern British neo-Hegelianism to fall like a dazzling meteor with his death.

Bradley's ethical ideas are largely concentrated in his book Ethical Studies. The book consists of seven monographs and annotations**, with a number of annotations appended.

One, two, three, five**, after a conclusion. According to the ideological content of these **, it can be roughly divided into four parts: the first part deals with the question of freedom of will and moral responsibility; Including i:

On the General Concept of Responsibility in Relation to Freedom of Will and Necessity" and three commentaries. The second part deals with the principles of self-actualization and a critique of hedonism, including Why Should I Be Virtuous? and iii "Rejoicing for the sake of pleasure", and the three commentaries of these two texts.

The third part deals with rights and obligations, including **iv "Obligations for the sake of obligations" and **v "My Positions and Obligations" with a commentary. The fourth part is about moral ideals and self-sacrifice, including **vi "Ideal Morality" and **vii "Selfishness and Self-Sacrifice". In terms of content and form, Bradley's ethical system is not very different from Greene's, but their specific expressions and methods are different.

In many ways, Bradley greatly deepened Green's ideological disparagement.

Edgar Allan Poe: "I found inspiration in many other people's poems to write short stories. In fact, many times I've taken a line from a poem and turned it into a short story**. Poetry is a hobby of mine, and poetry can be said to be the central ...... of my lifeRay Bradbury once said this when talking about his work.

Indeed, this illustrious science fiction writer has successfully integrated poetry into science fiction**, opening up a fantastic world of dreams and rhythms. He claimed to be greatly influenced by Edgar Allan Poe, and said that the reason why he wrote science fiction ** was mainly to let his imagination have a broader world to gallop on, without being limited by space and time. His style is concise and fluent, rich in imagery, and vividly described.

The famous British writer Kingsfield Amis said that he is the most talented science fiction writer, and the famous American literary critic Ihab Hassan praised his work as poetic, but said that his works are slightly sentimental, often alluding to social reality through fantasy stories, and warning people to be wary of dangers that can and must be avoided. Ray Bradbury - Character Reviews.

Bradbury, one of America's best science fiction writers, once admitted that while his characters could travel peacefully through the stars, he himself did not dare to try what it was like to fly an airplane. Professor Gunn, director of the Center for Science Fiction Studies at the University of Kansas, said of him: "Bradbury has always been a writer who is obsessed with language.

He writes about the great tragedy after the nuclear war, the "characters" are the silhouettes of charred people, and the exquisite conception and language make this ** rich and simple like an allegory.

Bradley combined the British empiricist tradition with Hegel's objective idealism to establish a vast idealistic philosophical system. He believed that the "absolute" or "absolute experience" was primary, the highest reality and truth, that there was no and could not be any reality outside of the spirit, and that the material world was nothing but a phenomenon or an illusion. He regarded anti-rational intuition as the highest form of knowledge, and even openly proposed that philosophy must be based on faith, clearly showing a mystical nature.