1. Qian Mu's scholarly works
Qian Mu, a generation of masters of traditional Chinese studies.
In the era of confusion, Mr. Qian Mu is an exemplary person who can unswervingly defend Chinese culture throughout his life and show the style and bones of a reader.
——Huo Taohan (contemporary thinker and educator)
Mr. Qian's research on the history of Chinese academic thought is broad and profound, and no one in the world can match it.
——Yang Liansheng (Professor of Harvard University, known as the first person in the field of Sinology)
Bibliography (7 types of rare editions):
Outline of national history
Introduction to Sinology
The first Qin dynasty
The two Han classics are studied in ancient Chinese and ancient texts
Examination of Historical Geographical Names (Volume 1 and Volume 2)
Introduction to Chinese Cultural History
The academic history of China in the past three hundred years
2. The Complete Works of Plato (Greek-Chinese Version)
Translated directly from the original Greek language, the translation is precise and rich in meaning, with a large number of Analysis and Annotations of Greek Vocabulary
Plato is the founder of Western philosophy in the strict sense, and his ideas not only play a role in the entire history of Western philosophy, but also far beyond the field of philosophy and have a huge influence in the fields of literature, education, and political science.
The Commercial Press is not only the founder of the translation and publication of Plato's works in the Chinese world, but also has always had the heart to systematically organize the translation of all of Plato's works. In the past 20 years, the interest and enthusiasm of the Chinese community in plato's research have increased unabated, and great progress has been made in both philology and ideological understanding. In view of this, we hope that on the basis of drawing on the existing achievements of the Western world and the Chinese-speaking world, we can completely translate all of Plato's works from ancient Greek and publish them in the form of ancient Greek-Chinese contrasts.
Bibliography: (37 volumes, 4 published volumes)
Euphorius
Socrates' plea
Kerry Tong
Fiddle
3. Heidegger's Collected Writings
Heidegger, founder of existentialist philosophy in the 20th century.
Thought is not inaction, but action in itself, which is in dialogue with the destiny of the world.
— Heidegger
An anachronistic romantic
- Arendt
Heidegger still wanted to deal with the relationship between man and nature. The value system constructed by traditional culture has collapsed, all solid things have disappeared, and there is nothing in the world to rely on. Nietzsche called this state of the age "nihilism." How to face it, how to overcome it? This is probably the problem heidegger faced.
——Sun Zhouxing
The Heidegger Collection contains 30 volumes of Heidegger's representative works, of which the first 16 volumes are all the works published by Heidegger during his lifetime, and the remaining 14 volumes are Heidegger's important lecture manuscripts and manuscripts. It can be said that this set of essays basically presents the overall appearance of Heidegger's philosophy.
Bibliography (30 volumes):
Heidegger's Collected Writings: Early Writings
The Heidegger Collection: Identity and Difference
Heidegger's Collected Writings: Interpretations of Hölderlin's Poems
The Heidegger Collection: An Introduction to the History of the Concept of Time
The Heidegger Anthology: Thought-Oriented Things
The Heidegger Anthology: Signposts
……
4. Durkheim Collection
Durkheim, france's first professor of sociology,
Along with Karl Marx and Max Weber, he is listed as the three founders of sociology.
Only by bearing can people live, and life will surely win.
- Durkheim
This man is a work.
—Frèdèric Rauh, a friend of Durcan
We commemorate Durkheim not because Durkheim and the thinkers who later influenced him have found the final way out, but because they are on their way... What Durkheim gives to the world is the world itself. What he gives to those equally committed to this cause is life itself.
——Qu Jingdong, Professor, Department of Sociology, Peking University
Durkheim's book has always been the most basic training text of sociology, and he is also the Western sociologist most closely related to sociological research today. His collection consists of 10 volumes, and these 10 volumes are very complete... To what extent? It's all more complete than the French version, which is remarkable. In addition, the quality of the translation of the Durkheim Anthology is very good, which is recognized by our sociological circles, and this book is very recommended by me.
——Zhou Feizhou, Professor, Department of Sociology, Peking University
Bibliography (all 10 volumes):
Sociology of Ethics Volume 1: The Theory of the Division of Labor in Society
Sociology of Morality Volume 2: Professional Ethics and Civic Ethics / The Empirical Science of Morality in Germany
Sociology of Morality Volume 3: The Theory of Suicide
Sociology of Religion Volume 1: Basic Forms of Religious Life
Sociology of Religion Volume 2: Primitive Classification/Incest Taboo and Its Origins
Sociology of Education Volume 1: Moral Education/Education and Sociology
Sociology of Education Volume 2: The Evolution of Educational Thought
Political Sociology Volume: Montesquieu and Rousseau/Socialism and Saint-Simon
Philosophical Volumes: Philosophical Lectures/Sociology and Philosophy
General Sociology Volume: Guidelines of the Sociological Approach/Pragmatism and Sociology
5. The Complete Works of Nietzsche
Nietzsche was a German philosopher, poet, and thinker.
"My ambition is to say in 10 sentences what others have to say in a book," Nietzsche declared, "and what no one else has said in a book." ”
Nietzsche (1844-1900) was indeed one of the most peculiar social theorists. His intellectual exploration was also the wildest, and his explosion of insight not only shattered the shell of the various beliefs of the 19th century, but also destroyed himself.
Nietzsche's writings are permeated with a great joy of creation, and his exuberant vitality flows through his 20 books, which he wrote before his collapse at the age of 44; every page, even every line, is filled with intensity which at that time must have made its author clutch the pen in his hand, just as they now make it impossible for its readers to release the volumes.
Bibliography (14 volumes, 5 volumes published):
Volume 4: Zarathustra says so
Volume 5: The Other Side of Good and Evil, On the Genealogy of Morality
Volume 6: The Wagner Affair, The Twilight of the Idols, The Antichrist, Voila, The Man, The Ode to Dionysus, Nietzsche Anti-Wagner
Volume 12: Posthumous Manuscripts 1885-1887 (Vol. 1, Will to Power)
Volume 13: Posthumous Manuscripts 1887-1889 (Vol. II of The Will to Power)
6. The Complete Works of Rousseau
Rousseau, French Enlightenment thinker.
Man is born free, but he is always in chains. He who thinks he is the master of all things is more a slave than everything else.
- Rousseau
Rousseau ushered in a new era.
- Goethe
The Social Contract, the driving force of the French Revolution; the French Revolution, the driving force of the whole world in the nineteenth century.
——Liang Qichao
At present, this set of "Rousseau's Complete Works" is published in the largest and most complete collection of Rousseau's works in the domestic publishing and academic circles. The translation of the complete works was presided over by Mr. Li Pingfeng, an expert and senior translator of Rousseau's problem in China.
Bibliography (9 volumes):
The Complete Works of Rousseau Volume 1: Confessions (Part 1)
The Complete Works of Rousseau Volume 2: Confessions (Part 2)
Rousseau's Complete Works Volume 3: The Dream of a Lonely Walker and Beyond
The Complete Works of Rousseau, Volume 4: Social Contract Theory on the Causes of Inequality Between People and the Basic Theory of Whether the Revival of Science and Art contributed to the increasing simplicity of customs and others
The Complete Works of Rousseau Volume 5: Letters to D'Alembert Political Economy Letters from Yamanaka and Others
The Complete Works of Rousseau, Volume 6: Emile (Part I) on Education
The Complete Works of Rousseau, Volume 7: Emile (Part 2) on Education and Beyond
The Complete Works of Rousseau Volume 8: The New Eloise (Part 1)
The Complete Works of Rousseau Volume 9: The New Eloise (Part 2) and Others
7. Russell's Collected Writings
Russell, the only Englishman who knew China at the time.
He is one of the most well-known and influential philosophers of the contemporary West
He is also one of the most well-known Western philosophers among Chinese readers
Russell's purpose has always been to justify accepted beliefs, regardless of which field of mathematics, natural science, social science, or common sense they belong to. His approach is always to proceed from solid, reliable, unquestionable propositions, and on this basis, reconstruct the edifice of knowledge with the least amount of assumptions.
——Zhang Jinyan (translator of "Human Knowledge")
This collection of essays includes russell's works published by the Commercial Press for more than 40 years, mainly including his monographs on philosophy, political science, religion and other aspects, including 12 academic works, 1 lecture collection and 1 autobiography. This collection of essays is currently the largest and most scholarly collection of Russell's works in China.
Bibliography (15 volumes):
Volume 1: A Critical Interpretation of Leibniz's Philosophy
Volume 2: Philosophical Issues Religion and Philosophy
Volume 3: Introduction to mathematical philosophy
Volume 4: Analysis of the Heart
Volume 5: The Theory of Power Authority and the Individual
Volume 6: The Inquiry of Meaning and Truth
8. The Complete Works of Hegel
Hegel, the epitome of German classical idealism.
Germany was introduced to the path of philosophy by Kant, and philosophy became a national enterprise. A group of brilliant thinkers suddenly appeared on German soil, as if they had been called out by magic.
- Heine
Modern German philosophy culminated in Hegel's system, in which Hegel for the first time described the whole natural, historical and spiritual world as in constant motion, change, transformation and development, and attempted to reveal the intrinsic link between this movement and development.
- Engels
The manuscript chosen for this Complete Works of Hegel is the historical edition of the Complete Works of Hegel, edited by the Academy of Sciences of North Rhine-Westphalia, which was first published in Germany and translated in China.
The edition of The Complete Works of Hegel is divided into three series: the first is a collection of writings, all of hegel's works and unpublished manuscripts during his lifetime; the second is a collection of lectures, mainly the notes of his students; and the third is a collection of letters.
Bibliography (5 titles out):
The Complete Works of Hegel Volume 6: Draft of the Jena System (I)
The Complete Works of Hegel Volume 10: Tutorials and Speeches at the Nuremberg Higher School (1808-1816)
The Complete Works of Hegel, Volume 17: Oratorical Manuscripts I (1816-1831)
The Complete Works of Hegel, Volume 18: The Manuscript of the Speech II (1816-1831)
The Complete Works of Hegel, Volume 27, Volume I: Lectures on philosophy in world history (1822-1823)
9. Plekhanov's Collected Writings
Russian revolutionary
The thinkers who first spread Marxism in Russia and Europe
Prominent russian and international activist of the workers' movement
I think there are only two people who understand or master Marxism: Merlin and Plekhanov.
There is much to be learned from Plekhanov as a materialist, and without knowing Plekhanov's philosophical remarks, we cannot push dialectical materialism forward.
- Lenin
Bibliography (all 12 volumes):
Volume 1: Anarchism and Socialism
Volume 2: On the Development of the Monist View of History
Volume 3: Materialist History Series
Volume 4: On the Role of the Individual in History
Volume 5: A Time into the Twentieth Century – The Old On-Earth Papers
Volume 6: Syndicalism and Socialism
Volume 7: Niga Chernyshevsky
Volumes 8, 9, and 10: A History of Russian Social Thought (all three volumes)
Volume 11: On War
Volume 12: A Year in the Motherland – The Complete Works of Speeches from 1917 to 1918
10. Husserl's Collected Writings
One of the most important philosophers of the 20th century
The phenomenology he pioneered greatly changed the face of philosophy in the 20th century.
The natural mind in life and science is indifferent to the question of the possibility of knowing—while the philosophical mind depends on an attitude toward the question of the possibility of knowing.
- Husserl
The Chinese edition of Husserl's Collected Works is edited by Ni Liangkang, a famous scholar in China and professor at Sun Yat-sen University.
The series is based on the German edition of The Complete Works of Husserl and is planned to include most of Husserl's published works.
Bibliography (published):
Phenomenological ideas
The Crisis of European Science and the Phenomenology of Transcendence
First Philosophy
Phenomenology of inner time consciousness
Logical study
Phenomenology of Co-Subjectivity (Three Volumes)
Articles and Lectures (1911-1921)
11. Wittgenstein Collected Writings
One of the most influential philosophers of the 20th century
Russell called him "the perfect example of a genius."
Professor Han Linhe of the Department of Philosophy of Peking University is the editor-in-chief
Selected Wittgenstein for different stages of thought
Representative or more mature manuscripts
It basically shows the development of Wittgenstein's thought
We must recognize how language takes care of itself.
- Wittgenstein
bibliography:
Volume 1 Wartime Notes (1914-1917)
Vol. 2 Philosophical Theory of Logic
Volume 3 Philosophical Grammar
Volume 4 Philosophical Studies
Volume 5: Fundamental Studies in Mathematics
Vol. 6 Philosophical Studies in Psychology
Volume 7 Philosophical Notes on Psychology (1948-1950)
Volume 8 The Last Philosophical Notes (1950-1951)
12. Voltheon
The titan of the French eighteenth-century bourgeois Enlightenment is known as the "King of French Thought".
Voltaire's name represents not one person, but an entire era.
—Victor Hugo