Books to read in college life?

If you are interested in philosophy, it is recommended to start with the two philosophical enlightenment textbooks "Sophie's World" and Russell's "History of Western Philosophy", and then you can study some early human philosophical works such as "Ideal Country" and "Lao Tzu" (the language is relatively plain), and then you can get involved in more academic philosophies such as Whitehead, Hegel, and Kant.

But the most important thing is to learn mathematics well, mathematics in high school is completely possible for any ordinary student, if you can't even pass this level, it will be difficult to learn anything in the future, because the effect of mathematics on the cultivation of personal learning ability is incomparable to other disciplines. In addition, I recommend Zhang Shunyan's "The Source and Flow of Mathematics" to increase the perceptual understanding of real mathematics. Books that do not have colored glasses to judge various schools of philosophy" are the most classic than Tilly's History of Western Philosophy.

This book is widely regarded as one of the most rigorous and objective works on the history of philosophy, and it is a very detailed and fair introduction to the various masters in the history of philosophy. It is also true that this book is often recommended as a suitable reading for beginners in philosophy. In addition, Stumpf's History of Western Philosophy is also worth considering.

If I want easy-to-understand original philosophical works, then I can only think of a few, such as Descartes' "On Method", "The First Philosophical Meditations", Locke's "Theory of Human Understanding", etc. The rest is not very easy to understand.

In addition: Lao Tzu, Tao Te Ching

Nietzsche, Thus Said Zarathustra

Schopenhauer, The World as Will and Appearance

Kant, Critique of Pure Reason

Russell, The Road to Happiness

Rousseau, The Social Contract

You can read it all at once, and what exactly do you study in college?

It's not that absolute, and it depends on your own interests. If your interest is not there, no matter how many books are recommended to you, you still won't read them. So, here I give you some advice.

Actually, I'm thinking, what you really want to ask is how to live your college life so that you don't waste your time. Let's make a plan for your college career first, it will be very helpful for you. Again, interest is the most important thing, you first think about what kind of book you are interested in, and then in the genre you like to read the books you want to read but have not read, and there are some books that everyone has commented highly, of course, the books that everyone praises are not necessarily your dish, maybe you read some and you don't have the interest to read it anymore, at this time I think you can put down that kind of book and not read it, don't have the kind of people who praise you and you alone think it's not as good as their mental burden.

Also, if you find a particularly good book, read it several times. Speaking of the title of the book, I recommend a few books that I personally like, first of all, let's talk about the well-known "Dream of Red Mansions" (really a classic), the Internet**"Zichuan" and "Zhuxian" (the Internet**There are also good books, don't wear colored glasses to look at online literature), the magazine "Chinese Youth".

Wuthering Heights I read it twice.

Alive", there is a movie version of Ge You's performance You can take a look.

Sophie's World

Who Moved My Cheese" I remember recommended by my teacher when I was in junior high school, if you haven't seen it, you can take a look at Uncle Tom's Cabin".

The Autobiography of Jack Welch will benefit a lot even if you don't plan to start a business.

The Shawshank Redemption also has a movie version.

The following is a basic recommendation for you, I hope it can help you.

01."The Biography of Su Dongpo": Su Dongpo once commented on his merits and said:

If you ask about the merits of your life, Huangzhou, Huizhou, Danzhou. From these three states, we can also see the hardships of Su Dongpo's life, although Dongpo's articles and poems are famous all over the world, but the career is very bumpy. Under the pen of Mr. Lin Yutang, Su Dongpo's life is narrated, allowing us to understand a more plump and distinctive image of a great talent.

02."Beethoven's Biography": The talented Beethoven, the calamitous Beethoven, his life is a legendary life.

In this biography, the author shows us the legendary life of this legendary master from different perspectives, and shows a great heart in front of readers.

03."Desire to Life: A Biography of Van Gogh":

Van Gogh's tragic but brilliant life has shocked countless posterity. Written by Owen Stone when he was only 26 years old, he felt that it was not the achievements of celebrities that moved readers, but the process by which celebrities pursued their ideals.

04."Confessions": Rousseau dissected one of his own books, completely exposed himself to the reader, admired his courage, and dared to write about his ugliness so unsparingly.

At the same time, this book also allows us to see all kinds of dark social phenomena at that time.

05."When the Stars of Mankind Shine": one of Stefan Zweig's biographical masterpieces.

This book contains 14 of his works, showing us 14 wonderful moments that shaped the history of the world, from the fall of the thousand-year-old empire of Byzantium, to the moment of Napoleon's Waterloo, from Goethe's love to Wilson's dream failure......It can make us want to read it endlessly.

06.Wittgenstein: Genius as Responsibility:

Wittgenstein was one of the most important philosophers of the 20th century and the founder of the philosophy of language. This book uses a lot of first-hand information to show us the legendary life of this philosopher, which is a first-rate intellectual biography.

07."Don't Make a Mess, Mr. Feynman": The autobiography of Mr. Feynman, written by the famous storytellers and artists R. P. Feynman and R. Layton.

This book is lighthearted and interesting, different from the average biography, and it is unbearable to read, but it gives us a lot of completely different and thought-provoking aspects, which make us feel more than that.

08."Beauty and Violence: The Life and Death of Yukio Mishima": This is a biography of Japanese writer Yukio Mishima, the author shows us the various turns and achievements in Yukio Mishima's short life through in-depth and subtle tones, and also portrays his tormented heart.

09."Inject the Heart": This is the true history of the founder of Starbucks, and it is also the first time that the details of his personal growth experience have been fully disclosed, telling you why Starbucks became Starbucks.

Of course, this is not only a good biography, but also a good guide to entrepreneurship, I hope you can take the first step bravely.

For freshmen, the learning environment they face is different from before, and the books they need to read will be different. ......Specifically, there are three types of books worth reading for freshmen: textbooks for each subject of the major, professional books related to their major, and other books that they like to read. 1. The textbooks of each subject of this major are required reading books for freshmen.

For freshmen, the most worthwhile books to read are the textbooks of each subject in the major. ......The content recorded in these textbooks is the knowledge points that freshmen must master when studying, and their importance is self-evident, and they must be studied thoroughly in order to be fully comprehended. ......Therefore, this type of book is a must-read and serious study and mastery for freshmen.

2. Freshmen also need to read professional books related to their majors. For freshmen, it is not possible to fully grasp the knowledge and skills of each subject in their major by simply studying the textbooks. ......Therefore, freshmen in Daqian Town should also read other professional books related to their major.

It's not hard for freshmen to do that. They can go to the school library to borrow relevant books, which has an abundant collection of books to meet the needs of freshmen in all aspects of learning. 3. Freshmen can also read other books that they like.

For freshmen, the learning environment they face after entering college has changed a lot, and they can have more time to read their favorite books. ......Doing so can effectively enrich one's own experience, improve one's overall quality, and is very beneficial to personal development and progress. ......Therefore, freshmen should make full use of their spare time to read such books so that their quality can be continuously improved, so as to lay a solid foundation for their future academic and career development.