How do you evaluate Fu Peirong s book Philosophy and Life ?

Philosophy and Life is a philosophy textbook written by Fu Peirong himself. Because it is a textbook, the style of this book is very clear, a total of 14 chapters, in a nutshell, respectively explain what is philosophy, the ideological method under the guidance of philosophy, the truth of human nature, the origin, development and representative trend of thought of Western philosophy, the origin, development and representative trend of thought of Chinese philosophy, and the collision between philosophy and religion, art, education and culture. In each chapter, the author introduces various aspects, analyzes them in the context of real life, and finally draws conclusions.

As the title suggests, this book is closely integrated with the reality of life, using philosophy to guide life, and constantly developing philosophy in life.

Re-reading Mr. Fu Peirong's "Philosophy and Life" made me feel a sense of aftertaste and resonance, and the concise summary after the experience made me tireless, like seeing a life movie I had filmed, and the protagonist was me, and some of the behaviors were high-spirited, some were impulsive and reckless, and I also got the pleasure of aftertaste.

The author of this book is not a professional writer who writes books for a living, but Mr. Fu Peirong, a professor of philosophy at National Taiwan University, so this book can also be regarded as a textbook, and because of its ideological nature, it can also be regarded as an inspirational book. However, it is completely different from general textbooks and inspirational books, because most of them are "a big copy of articles in the world", but this book is the crystallization of Mr. Fu's personal thoughts.

There are a lot of things that I have not experienced, but with resonance and aftertaste, I believe that even in the face of the future, I have the ability to see the clouds Many people think that philosophy is some boring why, looking at Mr. Fu Peirong's philosophy and life, you will find that philosophy is really very close to us, and it will bring us different beauty, like my demon smells the sweet fragrance of bread. Mr. Fu Peirong's "Philosophy and Life" is a good book to study.

Philosophy and Life" is Mr. Fu's true experience in philosophy, and he is good at making concise and clear expressions. For example, when explaining that philosophy is "love of wisdom", he defined "love of wisdom" as the attitude of life of "maintaining a curious nature and inquiring into the truth of all things", summarized "wisdom" as the two characteristics of "completeness" and "fundamental", and interpreted the "love" of "love of wisdom" as a gentle and rational "friendship", which is different from the fanatical "love" and the superficial "fraternity", which makes people feel both accurate and quite innovative.

The author distills the essence of Western philosophy and Chinese philosophy in popular language, and uses his own thoughts to give us vivid and profound lessons one after another. Here, we will not only see the thoughts of the great masters of history and philosophy, but also perceive many things that we have never thought of before. There is a good saying in philosophy and life that has had a great influence on me and benefited me a lot.

I want to use Mr. Fu's words: Without life, philosophy is empty; Without philosophy, life is blind. Philosophy is by no means a boring thing, it can be fascinating, just like the light of life, let us know that we should go forward.

Therefore, reading a little philosophy book is very beneficial to our work and life.

I dare not comment on the writings of such a master of thought, but I can only share with you a little bit of my insight. Mr. Fu said in the preface, "Philosophy is empty when it is divorced from life, and life is blind when it is divorced from philosophy." Therefore, reading this book is not so much about learning some philosophical knowledge as it is about examining one's own life through it.

A truly good book needs to be read with heart, and Mr. Fu perfectly explains the essence of philosophy: complete and fundamental, with reason and the pursuit of truth, and love of wisdom. Philosophy is the summary and reflection of life experience, and the use of philosophy to illuminate life.

Follow Mr. Continuous learning, deep thinking, wisdom and awareness, and hard work.

I have watched it several times since 2010, and it gives me hope and strength. When I'm confused, flip through it; When I'm at a loss, flip through it. It's like a teacher, like an elder.

Now the book is yellow, and the title page is rotten, and it still is. Thank you, Mr. Fu Peirong! There were many times when I wanted to hear his lectures in person and to hear his teachings, but I couldn't get in touch with him.

I wonder if the author can build a bridge?

During the summer vacation, I read "Philosophy and Life" by Mr. Fu Peirong in Taiwan, which is a lecture note by Mr. Fu and was rated as the "Best General Education Course". From ancient times to the present, the book takes into account the main views of major philosophers in China and the West, focuses on life and culture, runs through the philosophical speculative method, cites classics, is very readable, and the language is popular. We who travel between home and school all day long, during the holidays, use this book to quietly examine our work and life.

Didn't read the book. However, Mr. Fu's reinterpretation of the Analects and the Tao Te Ching is in vain! It is recommended to read Tan Xiangqing's "Translation of the Original Meaning of the Analects" and "Translation of the Original Meaning of the Tao Te Ching".

When I read Mr. Fu's book in my freshman year, my first impression was that I had a preliminary understanding of philosophy as a whole, and I first understood that in the whole human culture, the classification and attribution of each part of scientific culture, and all its disciplines, there is only one center, that is, people.

Academic Expertise: Confucianism, Metaphysics, Pre-Qin Philosophy, Philosophy of Religion Courses:

Philosophy of Religion, Philosophy and Life, Confucian Philosophical Studies, Metaphysics, Interpretation of the Analects, Philosophy in English, History of Western Philosophy, Pre-Qin Confucian Philosophy. Fu Peirong has made achievements in teaching, research, writing, speaking, and translation. He has been studying philosophy for nearly 30 years and Chinese culture for nearly 20 years.

Because of his parents' religious beliefs, Western traditions have had a great influence on him since he was a child, so he first studied Western philosophy. At the age of 234, he began to study Chinese philosophy, entered the Institute of Philosophy of National Taiwan University, and studied under Mr. Fang Dongmei, where he understood the unique value of Chinese philosophy, and only then did he really begin to study Chinese philosophy. Before the age of 40, he was exposed to Confucianism, and after the age of 40, he began to concentrate on the study of Taoism, and after the age of 50, he studied the Book of Changes.

After the age of 50, he devoted himself to commenting on traditional classics, and has reinterpreted the Analects, Mencius, Laozi, Zhuangzi, and I Ching, which has a very important influence on the interpretation of Chinese classics. In September 2006, he first opened the mainland to ask questions, and successively carried out a series of lectures on Chinese culture at Zhejiang University, Fudan University, Peking University, Renmin University, Tsinghua University, Beijing Normal University, and the Chinese Academy of Social Sciences, which aroused enthusiastic responses. In the summer and autumn of 2007, Professor Fu was invited by the mainland business community to give dozens of lectures on Chinese culture for the senior management of enterprises, which won unanimous praise.

Fu Peirong is originally from Shanghai. He graduated from the Department of Philosophy of Fu Jen University in Taiwan, received a master's degree in philosophy from National Taiwan University, and received a Ph.D. in philosophy from Yale University. He was a visiting professor at the University of Leuven in Belgium, a chair professor at Leiden University in the Netherlands, the head of the Department of Philosophy and the director of the Institute of Philosophy at National Taiwan University.

In June 2009, he gave a lecture on "The Wisdom of Mencius" on CCTV's "Hundred Lectures".