How to Read Philosophy Do you want to memorize it, why should you read philosophy

You say, if you're just out of interest, then why bother with it. What is used to cope with the exam when memorizing, and what is good for yourself, usually needs to be understood. It's useless to memorize philosophy. I recommend you to watch Zhou Guoping's "Nietzsche at the Turning Point of the Century".

Thinking more than memorizing When you really understand, knowledge will hit your brain You can't forget if you want to, the root of philosophy is to open up your mind, develop your brain, study the human body, society, and naturally rote memorization, suitable for young people, before the age of 15.

Now, read more, think more, write more, write down what comes to mind, summarize once a month, summarize once a year.

The first book is often about the history of philosophy, the West, the world of Sufi, the Chinese Feng Youlan's history of Chinese philosophy, and of course, there are many other histories of philosophy.

Understood as above. Sophie's World is easy to understand as an enlightenment.

The scientist is the one who challenges God's patent, and the philosopher is an intermediary between man and God. Seek balance.

Scientists are only responsible for cultivating with their heads down, while philosophers are responsible for guiding them.

Without science, philosophy would be hungry. Without philosophy, science would hit a wall.

Do you say philosophy matters? But science is just as important.

In fact, there are many scientists who are philosophers themselves, otherwise, they would be like the Doctor Octopus in Spider-Man II. Science is indispensable to philosophy, and excessive science can disrupt the balance of the natural world, while philosophy can regulate the chaos of the subordinate. Therefore, I do not think that philosophy is useless, however, relatively speaking.

Philosophy is an understanding that successful people must have (note that it is not a science). Those who know how to use balance will succeed. I don't think philosophy is a specialized, specialized science, it is like a concoctor, it dissolves into every aspect.

Science must be guided by philosophy in order to become more and more beneficial to all mankind. Philosophy, on the other hand, can be seen everywhere in life, and the value of philosophy will not become greater because of science, and the value of philosophy itself is coordinated.

Of course, I also think that philosophy is not wisdom. But I think that philosophy, in addition to being a manifestation of loving wisdom, is the understanding of wisdom and understanding of true wisdom.

Wisdom will not only benefit mankind, but also harm mankind. True wisdom is embodied in rational application, and philosophy can do that.

Philosophy is a special kind of science, which is different from the body of knowledge that is usually confined to a specific object.

Philosophy is useless to most people, more precisely, most people's depth of study and understanding of philosophy has not reached the level of making it useful, and those who find it useful to study philosophy only have a role in their so-called "philosophy", not real philosophy.

Therefore, for the vast majority of people, there is no need to study philosophy, and they can't learn it anyway.

Don't take those chicken soup for the soul or Zen stories as philosophy, especially the chicken soup texts that look away, let go, and give up, which have basically nothing to do with philosophy. When the head is drunk, those who understand the gods of life are just some self-deceptive things.

If you really want to study philosophy, then please abandon the idea of "useful" and start with "love".

Because only if you really care about those ultimate questions, those laws of origin, those deepest explorations and tortures of human nature, and you have enough IQ and strong psychology to support you to continue learning, plus that 1% but extremely important inspiration, it is possible to learn philosophy and learn it to a useful degree. And starting from pragmatism is not a good route to learn philosophy.

Of course, it's always good to read a lot of books, even if it's not a philosophy book, it's good to read a book that is sloppy around philosophy, and even if it doesn't help philosophy, it's good to help yourself.

How old are you? After the age of eighteen, it will be easier to learn with the accumulation of knowledge.

Where am I coming from? Who am I? Do your research well and start with philosophy.