Urgent! Is it right to read for utilitarianism? Is it right to read for utilitarianism?

Yes, because it's the general trend. China is developing in a hurry for quick success.

Scholars should have a conscience, not just for fame and fortune. Especially university scholars with a sense of social responsibility, and you who have ideals and revenge!

Study to be an official! In China, having power equals having money!

Society is skill, how can you survive without studying for skill?

Reading is subjectively to increase the level of self-knowledge, but objectively to a large extent, it is to go for utilitarianism. This can be seen from the various systems of the state or society!

Reading is for improvement, and improvement is for utilitarianism, and it is difficult to say whether you can get your wish. As long as it's not a rush for quick success.

There is no utilitarian purpose in reading.

Now the relationship is utilitarian.

At first, I slowly learned to detach.

Hehe! No, reading is to learn something useful, to give yourself better and more sufficient knowledge.

Reading doesn't have to be to read blindly.

Anyway the book reads in.

It's all for their own good.

It is beneficial to stand in society.

Reading is not for the sake of utilitarianism, but it is undoubtedly a better choice to be close to utilitarianism, and in short, as I said upstairs, a lot of times it depends on what you think.

Ah, yes, sometimes not

Reading is not clear about dripping

It's better than me, I read science, I've never been interested in writing essays, I write blindly, anyway, it's higher than the cut-in score, the 40-point essay cut-in score is generally 30, I'm generally 33 to 35, and the person who writes well is 38 points, and the math fill-in-the-blank questions are 6 points, anyway, if you don't take the road of literature, the composition doesn't matter. You can read whatever books you like to read, and you still have to be able to write test-taking essays.

.It's not a bad thing to have utilitarian thoughts. Then you should read books as if you were using them for the future.

Go with the flow. Don't hold yourself back too much.

21.Key Points of the Answer: Reading for the Revision Fee. Read books for self-packaging. Read short stories instead of classic long stories in order to save trouble. Read popular books in order to catch up with fashion, but not read books that suit your own heart.

1. Reading can clear the feeling of loneliness and boredom and spend time happily.

2. Pay attention to temperament and oppose utilitarianism: the interest of reading comes from enthusiasm; The best place to read is to pay attention to nature.

3. Reading for the purpose of submission and writing, and the fee for changing the manuscript. Reading books in order to pretend to be learned and deceive people. In order to save trouble, read the short structure instead of reading the long classic scrolls. Read popular books to catch up with fashion.

The connotation of filial piety in the aesthetic ideology of literature: (1) There is a group tendency and the commonality of human beings. (2) It is both cognition and emotion (3) It is non-utilitarian and has the fierceness of merit (4) Presumption and authenticity The aesthetic ideology of literature is the spiritual consciousness in the aesthetic relationship between human beings and reality, which is the unity of group tendencies and human commonality, and the unity of cognition and emotion.

1. The unity of non-utilitarian and utilitarian.

1. The unity of hypothetical filial piety and authenticity. It requires a deep understanding of the relative independence and connotation of literary aesthetic ideology.

Does that mean going to school for utilitarianism? The range of reading is too wide, not necessarily in school. As Han Han said, "Those who want to study are not necessarily in school, and those who go to school are not necessarily studying."

Reading can be done for interest. And going to school, and it seems to me that this is the case at the moment, reading for utilitarianism.

Since ancient times, China has been "learning and excelling". Since the beginning of the imperial examination in the Sui Dynasty, it has linked reading, examinations, and becoming an official. Since the method of reading examinations is used in the system of electing officials, a considerable number of people study for their official careers.

Most people now go to school because they are employed to survive, not for utilitarianism, at least not for knowledge. For example, in the current college volunteers, most people are not good universities in the previous batch, and they would rather go to the next batch of good universities than go to them. In principle, the previous batch is set by the state, and the academic atmosphere is better than that of the next batch, but why are there many relatively inferior universities that are not enough to recruit, because people feel that it is not easy to find employment, and it is not easy to find employment in the next batch of good universities.

The status quo looks at people's reading for a large part for utilitarianism.

I once said that I would study for the rise of China.

I think it's pretty good.

Subjectivity for oneself and objectivity for society.