Recommend 100 things that make sense and have a philosophy

TV series "The Way of Heaven" Confucianism, Taoism and Buddha Bringing together a philosophical "Tao" 24 episodes of the TV series You can watch it in one weekend if you work overtime.

Let's talk about it after reading it!

I still want to recommend you to read the ...... Marxist philosophyFlip out your college books and read them all over again. But look at it dialectically. In other words, you can look for what doesn't make sense ...... it

I recommend you a book "Meditations" by Marco. Aurelius (he was an ancient Roman emperor with the essence of his life) This is a book that Clinton has read more than 100 times, and it is also the desk book of Premier Hu now! A must-read book that I have time to read, and I'm reading right now, and the thoughts and wisdom in it are really the best books I've ever seen.

Sophie's World (book, film).

Pianist at Sea (film).

The lotus flower is opened (book).

Chinese must not forget the I Ching

If you ask this question, then you will not have a satisfactory answer ...

The unbearable lightness of life.

Don't listen to the name and think it's boring.

If you look at it seriously, it's good-looking.

The movie Fight Club is definitely a philosophical movie.

I think we want to look at "Kangxi Dynasty", that emperor is actually ourselves.

Nietzsche, Thus Said Zarathustra

The movie "Piano Lesson" and "This Killer Is Not Too Cold".

Rashomon", "Eight and a Half Parts".

** "Bronze Age", "Stay While the Breath of Life" (science fiction), "One Hundred Years of Solitude".

You can't be without Hongyi, my points are gone, please have mercy on me!

Recommend something that makes sense and is philosophical.

I just thought of [Jung], hehe.

Vary. But no matter how big or small the interest is, it is still necessary to study philosophy, because good philosophy is the study of wisdom.

It's fun, it's fun to explore new knowledge, and if you learn it, you'll find it interesting, and if you can't learn it or can't understand it at all, it's going to be a big deal.

"Philosophy books" are divided into several categories.

Philosophy textbooks, philosophy textbooks are the history of philosophy, or the concise history of philosophy. This one mainly introduces the basic ideas of these philosophers. Philosophy textbooks are generally of a recognized nature.

Philosophical sketches, these are very popular philosophical applications, such as many things of Zhou Guoping, and many things of Fu Peirong are of this nature. It's just that Zhou Guoping's things are closer to literature, and Fu Peirong's is closer to reference books, but there are very popular explanations. There are also magazines like Yilin.

Research works by professors of philosophy. These are actually the things that some philosophers today have introduced to the writings and opinions of some great philosophers.

The works of philosophers, which can be regarded as philosophical books in the true sense, are mostly written as a comprehensive exposition of the philosophical views of philosophers, and even many of them are expositions of new concepts or problems. For example, Aristotle's "Metaphysics" and "Physics", Plato's "The Ideal Republic", Bacon's "New Tools", Kant's "Critique of Pure Reason", Hegel's "Little Logic", and Sartre's "Being and Nothingness".

Personally, I think you can choose philosophical readings or philosophy professors, and as for Sophie's Diary, that's an accident.

Let's base it on facts. If your theory doesn't work in reality, it's a useless investment. In the same way, if you can't explain what you're observing, it's hard to make the most of it.

Once, I asked my boss to talk about "experts like him." He didn't have the question, just said, "I'm not a scholar," and kept silent. I didn't believe it and smiled lightly, thinking he was joking, but he didn't.

This is an important lesson I learned. Ken's attitude is free of any personal bias – it's an important professional attitude. The imagination of scholars is abundant, but much of their imagination is in the air, not necessary for reality.

Believe it or not, most mathematical research is conducted in a reality that does not exist at all—it may only be a "hypothetical" existence. But there is nothing wrong with that, and living and thinking in an abstract world, a lack of emptiness may contribute to a great advance in knowledge.

But Ken, as a financial manager, clearly exists in the real business world—necessarily concerned with how the world works as it really is—rather than how he (or someone else) thinks the world works, or should work. I finally understood that this is an attitude shared by successful investors.

As a result, philosophical systems often don't work much in a good investment strategy because they're too illusory. However, I think there is at least one philosophical thought worth considering. William James, the forerunner of psychology, was a leading figure in the philosophical thought of pragmatism in the late 19th century, and the Moki man of this analytic thought was Charles Peirce, who founded the Pragmatism Code

In order to determine the meaning of a concept of knowledge, one should consider the inevitable and convincing practical consequences that may arise from the truth of the concept, the sum of which will constitute the full meaning of the concept.

FYI.

The reason why practical philosophy is valuable is because the bad thinking of such a philosophy can be effectively used and applied in real life, so that it can better reflect its value and significance.

Practical things will bring value immediately, on the contrary, things that are not practical will not attract everyone's attention, have no attention, and are not easy to generate value.

Because this theory can be used, this kind of value is generated, so it is valuable.

What can be leveraged as a motivation is value.

Philosophy refers to the fact that everyone has a value in existence.

The Song of Flowers is one of Gibran's prose poems "Songs", in which the poet uses the language of flowers to narrate the words of nature, and the text shows the softness, conciseness, elegance and freshness of the "Gibran style". Through the fresh expression of flowers, the poet constructs a living picture of nature.

Writes about the growth and fragrance of flowers. And "I am a gift for friends and relatives; I am the crown of the wedding; I am the last sacrifice of the living to the dead. It is said that Gibran's poems have profound philosophical implications, and it can be seen that the poet writes life with poetic narration and thinking acuity.