What are some interesting philosophy books?

Beginners should learn philosophy from the history or introduction of philosophy. A good introduction to philosophy is a big topic-an introduction to philosophy. A good history of philosophy is Russell's History of Western Philosophy (although this book is biased and objective, it is said to be very attractive). Oxford's History of Western Philosophy is very good, but it feels a little deep, and many contents are not easy for beginners to master. I haven't read Sophie's World, and it has been very popular in recent years, but the level of bestsellers is generally not so good. If you want to learn China's philosophy, just read A Brief History of Chinese Philosophy by Feng Youlan. In fact, in order to fully understand the history of philosophy, it is not enough to read only one book. It is better to find more books and read from each other.

The world-recognized enlightenment philosophy is easy to understand, while Sophie's world.

It is a book that everyone with humanistic quality should put on the shelf. If you want to learn philosophy, the best books are original philosophical masterpieces, such as Plato, Aristotle, Descartes, Kant and others. But the original text is very difficult to read and easy to misinterpret. But there is no other way.

I think the best introductory book on philosophy is Descartes' Six Meditations in the First Philosophical Meditations, especially the First Meditations, which is only about a dozen pages, but it takes a long time to fully understand and fully understand the author's meaning. After reading this article, you will

It's much easier to read the rest after getting started.

It's absolutely shocking to have the opportunity to come to the philosophy department of Sun Yat-sen University to take Zhai's introduction to philosophy class. There is an internal textbook compiled by him called Introduction to Philosophy, which is an anthology of some original works, but it is actually difficult to understand without his explanation.

First, the West:

1, Sophie's World, by Jostan Garde, translated by Xiao Yusen, Writers Publishing House.

This is a novel and an enlightenment book of western philosophy.

2,' History of Western Philosophy', Russell/book, The Commercial Press.

This is an academic work. You can read this book after reading Sophie's World.

Next, you can look for the important works mentioned above or the works of philosophers you are interested in.

Second, China's:

1, a brief history of Chinese philosophy, written by Feng Youlan.

The original work is written in English. There seems to be a bilingual version, two volumes.

2. Mou Zongsan wrote Nineteen Lectures on China's Philosophy.

3. Introduction to Indian Philosophy, by Liang Shuming.

4. Liang Shuming's Chinese and Western Cultures and Their Philosophy.

5. Life and Human Heart, written by Liang Shuming/.

6. Philosophy of Life, written by Feng Youlan.

7. Tang Yongtong's On Metaphysics in Wei and Jin Dynasties.

8. Read classics, such as Zhuangzi, Laozi, Yijing, Analects of Confucius, Mencius, University, and the Doctrine of the Mean.