At the beginning of Gengzi, pneumonia broke out, and the whole country was closed at home.
While paying attention to the epidemic and caring for Wuhan, we will usher in a long holiday, many people are bored and have come out of art. Aristotle once regarded "shule" as a necessary condition for philosophy, and the leisure at this moment is a great opportunity for us to precipitate learning, study and ponder, hang books on the horns, and compile three excellent things.
For the next 30 days, "10 book lists + 2 films" will be selected every day. In addition, Silu also launched a knowledge feast with the long-term cooperation of Sanlian Zhongyu - Sanlian Free VIP Pass (see the poster at the end of the article for details), which is to let everyone swim in the ocean of knowledge during the stay at home.
Considering the inconvenience of logistics, the cumbersome search of resources and other factors, in addition to selecting book lists and shadow lists, Silu Xiaobians will also drill bits to find seams, traces, and go to various websites to help readers and friends collect resources, and the electronic version of the book list and the way to obtain movie resources will be attached to the end of the article. In order to take care of different readers, the book list will be recommended according to the entry, beginner, and advanced, and the film list is mainly based on philosophy, psychology, and high IQ brain-burning movies.
Sealing "closed" is not to "close" oneself, but to let oneself "contemplate", and "closed" is "closed".
Behind closed doors, watching the world;
Philosophical thinking begins with leisure.
Welcome everyone to actively participate in the closed humanities program initiated by Silu Philosophy, this year's winter vacation, thick accumulation!
<h1 class="pgc-h-arrow-right" > Closed View Humanities Program No. 07</h1>
Entry
<h1 class="pgc-h-arrow-right" >01 "Introduction to Sinology" Zhang Taiyan</h1>
Zhang Taiyan (1869-1936), known as Binglin (炳麟), was a native of Yuhang, Zhejiang, because he admired the personality of Gu Yanwu, a beginner in the Qing Dynasty. A famous scholar, thinker, revolutionary in modern times, and one of the representative figures of the national revolution in the late Qing Dynasty and the early Ming Dynasty.
"Introduction to Sinology" tells that Zhang Taiyan immersed himself in the "study of ancient times" in his early years, studied ancient Chinese books in depth, and had a profound understanding and excellent creative ideas. The "Introduction to Chinese Studies" he taught more systematically expounded china's classics, philosophy, and literature, containing many insights, which can be called a brief history of Chinese classics, philosophy, and literature.
<h1 class= "pgc-h-arrow-right" >02 Camus of the Fall</h1>
Albert Camus (1913–1960) was a well-known French novelist, essayist and playwright, a master of "existentialist" literature. He was awarded the Nobel Prize in Literature in 1957 for "enthusiastically and calmly articulating contemporary questions posed to the human conscience", and is one of the youngest Nobel Laureate writers of all time.
The Fall adopts a first-person monologue narrative throughout, speaking and confessing in the tone of a lawyer named Clemens. The Fall was published in 1956, and Camus once wanted to title the novel The Contemporary Hero. The publication of the novel "The Fall" is actually a question of the existential intellectuals represented by Sartre.
<h1 class= "pgc-h-arrow-right" >03 History of Philosophy of the Ming Dynasty, Zhang Xuezhi</h1>
Zhang Xuezhi's History of Philosophy in the Ming Dynasty (Revised Edition) is the first monograph at home and abroad to systematically expound Ming philosophy. In the discourse, attention is paid to the uniqueness of each school and the depth of its thoughts, the role played by each thinker in the development of philosophy throughout the Ming Dynasty and its mutual influence. The unique issues of Ming philosophy, such as the existence or absence of conscience, movement and stillness, neutralization, ontology and kung fu, innate and acquired, etc., have been deeply elaborated.
<h1 class = "pgc-h-arrow-right" >04 Moses and monotheism by Freud
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Sigmund Freud, one of the greatest thinkers of the twentieth century and the founder of the psychoanalytic school, authored works such as "The Interpretation of Dreams" and "Introduction to Psychoanalysis", which had a profound impact on future generations.
This book is a classic of the psychology guru Freud, consisting of three papers, the first draft was completed in the summer of 1934, but for various reasons it was not published. It was not until 1937 that three papers were published one after another. In this work, Freud drew the following conclusion through an in-depth study of the legend of Moses: Moses was Egyptian, and the religion he preached to the Jews was brought from Egypt. Freud first argued that "Moses" was an Egyptian word from a linguistic point of view, and then speculated that Moses was an Egyptian. Subsequently, Freud recounted from the mythological model, combined with the psychoanalytic theories that he himself excelled at, and deduced the origins of Judaism. The logic in the text is compelling and convincing.
junior
<h1 class= "pgc-h-arrow-right" >05 Contemporary Political Philosophy, Will Kinrica</h1>
Will Kymlicka, a renowned Canadian professor of philosophy, received a bachelor's degree in philosophy and political science from Queen's University (Queerl s Urweislty) in 1984 and a doctoral degree in philosophy from Oxford University in 1987.
In the book, the author examines in detail the various schools of theories active in the contemporary political philosophy arena, critically analyzes their different arguments and interpretations of equality, freedom, and the just society based on the two, not only elucidates the complex background of the emergence of the various schools of theory, the historical process of their continuous development beyond the origin in the process of mutual debate, but also clarifies the different interests behind various confusing ideas of justice through rigorous logical arguments.
<h1 class="pgc-h-arrow-right" >06 Introduction to Philosophy: A Comprehensive Classic Reading Tutorial by Robert E. Lee C. Solomon</h1>
Robert S. Robert C. Solomon (1942–2007) was a world-renowned philosopher and teacher of philosophy. His main areas of study were 19th-century German philosophy, especially Hegel and Nietzsche, and 20th-century continental philosophy, especially Sartre and phenomenology, while excelling in ethics and theories about emotion.
This book is the first book by Robert E. Lee. The famous philosophical textbook edited by C. Solomon takes the eight core philosophical issues of reality, religion, knowledge, self, mind and body, freedom, ethics, and justice as the scriptures, and (Silu Philosophy Editor) takes the answers of philosophers of all generations to these questions as the weft, and the author's own meticulous commentaries and explanations of the topics and the background of the literature as the guide, making it an excellent philosophical introduction with the philosophical classics as the core and the emphasis on learning philosophy through reading the original texts.
<h1 class="pgc-h-arrow-right" >07 Paradox Research Chen Bo</h1>
Bo Chen, Ph.D. in Philosophy, Renmin University, Professor, Department of Philosophy, Peking University/ Professor at the Institute of Foreign Philosophy, specializes in logic and analytic philosophy.
This book is the most comprehensive and systematic introduction to the problem of paradoxes in China to date, and the author divides the various paradoxes from ancient times to the present into twelve categories, detailing the historical archetypes of each type of paradoxes, various variants, logical scientists' solutions, relationships with daily life, and so on. As a well-known logician in China, the author shows the results of many years of exploration in this field, which will greatly promote the progress of logic in related fields at home and abroad.
Senior
<h1 class = "pgc-h-arrow-right" >08 Totems and Taboos by Freud</h1>
Totems and Taboos attempts to derive the original meaning of totem worship through some of the remains of totem worship that remain in childhood, i.e., through the subtle signs that our children present during their upbringing. The close connection between totems and taboos brings us one step closer to the hypothesis set out in Totems and Taboos; if the final argument makes this hypothesis seem unconvincing, there is no need to accuse it of the extent to which it is possible to approximate reality, given how difficult it is to reconstruct it.
<h1 class = "pgc-h-arrow-right" >09 Protestant Ethics and the Spirit of Capitalism Weber</h1>
Max Weber was a German political economist and sociologist who is widely regarded as one of the most important founders of modern sociology and public administration. Weber began his teaching career at the University of Berlin and went on to teach at the University of Vienna and the University of Munich. He was extremely influential in German politics at the time, having traveled to versailles to negotiate for Germany and participated in the drafting of the Constitution of the Weimar Republic.
Weber's essay "Protestant Ethics and the Spirit of Capitalism" is his best-known book. Some argue that the book is not a detailed study of Protestantism, but rather an introduction to Weber's later writings, especially his study of the interaction between many religious ideas and economic behaviors. In Protestant Ethics and the Spirit of Capitalism, Weber makes a well-known argument that Puritan ideas influenced the development of capitalism. Religious traditions in general tend to reject secular affairs, especially pursuits of economic achievement, but why doesn't this idea happen in Protestantism? Weber explains this paradox in this paper.
<h1 class= "pgc-h-arrow-right" >10 Philosophical Treatise Heidegger</h1>
<h1 class="pgc-h-arrow-right" > Martin Heidegger, German philosopher, founder and one of the main representatives of existentialist philosophy of the 20th century. </h1>
This book is one of Martin Heidegger's two most important works. This book is the first comprehensive attempt at the question of existence, in which Heidegger questions the meaning of existence as the truth and essential phenomenon of existence (i.e., the present), and thinks of this existence or present as existence. The whole book is divided into forward-looking, echoing, teleportation, jumping, foundation building, will-come, last god, and several parts of existence.
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Shadow list
<h1 class="pgc-h-arrow-right" >01 "Heavenly Theft" Cliff Donner </h1>
Stealing Heaven
Director: Cliff Donner
Starring: Drake de Lint / Kim Thompson / Danholm Eliot
Genre: Drama / History / Romance
Country of Production: Yugoslavia/United Kingdom
Year: 1989
Pierre (Derek de Lint) is a bishop who has vowed to give his all to God since childhood. However, as if teasing him, the god of fate causes Pierre to meet a woman named Heros (Kim Somson Kim Thomson). Holos is the niece of Pierre's colleague Forbert (Danholm Denholm Elliott), and innocently, she soon falls in love with Pierre.
What torments Pierre is not only the betrayal of faith, but also the harsh reality, and worse, Heros is pregnant. Pierre and Heros' relationship was eventually exposed, and an angry Forport made a terrible move against Pierre. After giving birth to a child, Heros entered the convent and became a nun, and she and Pierre never saw each other again.
-You owe me a kiss, my Lord. It is the custom of Christmas.
-Yes, It’s practically the law.
- You owe me a kiss, my lord. Kissing is a Christmas tradition.
- Ah yes, it's almost a legal rule.
<h1 class = "pgc-h-arrow-right" >02 The Women of the Brugne Forest by Robert Bresson</h1>
The women of the Forest of Braunje Les dames du Bois de Boulogne
Director: Robert Bresson
Starring: Paul Bernard / Maria Casares / Elena Laubertiel
Genre: Drama / Romance
Country/Region of Production: France
Year: 1945
Agnes was originally a brilliant opera singer, but because of financial difficulties, she became a hotel singer and dancer. Her neighbor in the countryside, Helene, decided to take revenge on Jane after being abandoned by her boyfriend Jane three years ago. Helene took advantage of the ignorance of Agnes's mother to help Agnes's mother and daughter out of trouble as a good person, and wanted to arrange for Jane and Agnes to meet, so that Jane fell into the love network and could not be pulled out, Jane and Agnes married, Helene told Jane the origin of Agnes, achieved the purpose of revenge, however, Jane was deeply in love with Agnes, and when Agnes was in danger, Jane woke up her wife with deep love...
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