"There is a golden house in the book", this sentence I believe we have heard at a very young age, the knowledge in the book is as vast as the sea, as long as we go to read, I believe that we will definitely gain something. The following is the "Sophie's world after reading 500 words", which is only for reference, welcome to read.
500 words after reading Sophie's World (a)The world is like the white rabbit inside the magician's hat, all people live in the bottom of the comfortable fur, only philosophers will embark on a dangerous journey, and work hard to get back to the top of the fur, to explore the mysteries of the world.
Before I started reading this book, the words "boring, dull, and incomprehensible" kept popping up in front of my eyes. In my mind, philosophy is a very boring study, and in the world of philosophy, one is only surrounded by countless worldviews and methodologies every day.
But it turns out that I was wrong, very wrong. This book, leaving behind the dryness and tastelessness of traditional philosophy, breaks down the difficult philosophical issues into easy-to-understand, close-to-life examples, simplifying, actualizing, and fragmenting philosophy.
From natural philosophers to rational philosophers; from Greece to Rome; from the Renaissance to the Enlightenment; this 2-cm-thick book on the world of the Sufis condenses the history of philosophy in the West over the last several thousand years, and absorbs the ideas of renowned philosophers from all periods.
But in this vast sea of philosophers, the one that caught my eye and benefited me the most was the unique Plato, who divided the whole world into the rational world and the world of the senses.
Only it simplifies the complex world into a gingerbread man and the relationship between the mold. Even gingerbread men made in a single mold are more or less different, but they all have one **** in common that makes them instantly recognizable as gingerbread men. This is the difference between the rational world and the sensory world. Behind the material world, there must be a "real" existence, which is the "rational world", and which contains the eternal and unchanging patterns that exist behind all kinds of nature and phenomena. The world of the senses is the world of the rational world evolving into a world with specific characteristics.
Secondly, he was the first to link philosophy with the human organism. The human being consists of three main parts: the head, the chest, and the abdomen. The same is true of the human soul. "Reason belongs to the faculty of the head, and consciousness to the faculty of the chest. "Desire" belongs to the faculties of the abdomen. Plato believed that reason pursued wisdom, always pursued courage, and that desire had to be discouraged. For the time, this is really a pioneering idea, really admired me very much, which do not have to deepen my love and pursuit of philosophy.
But what I admire most is Plato's perception of women. He believed that a state that does not educate and train its female citizens is like a man who only exercises his right arm and not his left. He compared women to one's left arm, which indirectly affirms the status of women in society, implying the early meaning of "equality between men and women." It is not easy to have such advanced thinking in medieval Europe, where Christianity ruled.
The world of Sufi is also the world of wisdom, the world of dreams. He will awaken in you the deepest admiration for life and the care and curiosity about the meaning of life.
Who are you?
Where does the world come from?
He will lead the masses of people to the temple of philosophy, constantly enriching themselves, improving themselves and perfecting themselves!
500 words after reading Sophie's World (2)Sophie's World is a meaningful history of the development of human philosophy, which extends the desire and longing for the world of philosophy, the curiosity of human beings on their own problems and puzzles, which witnesses the growth of every human being - so that life is transformed from ignorance to wisdom, from confusion to Understanding their own philosophy, this book opens the door of philosophy and the door to knowledge. This book opens the door of philosophy and knowledge to us, giving people hope to move forward in the vast world.
The World of Sufism is not only a world of wisdom, but also a world of dreams. It will summon the deepest praise of life in everyone's heart, this praise is not vain, it is a kind of soul of the highest support, people can always find the epitome of wisdom in this way of thinking. So that people are not only satisfied with what they know at the moment, Judd's novel about the history of philosophy is beyond the previous generation, he used the facts to verify that philosophy is not just rhetoric, but an inquiry into the essence of life, is the necessary diet, spiritual nutrition.
In the world of the universe, our planet seems to be a being whose imagination is bound. It is thought that all things have a reason for their appearance, but not carefully thought out. For example, "Where did people come from?" , "How did living things evolve?" And that's how it happened. And so, much later, the answers to these questions began to be sought from a philosophical point of view. Philosophy is sometimes more like a scale, where whatever is put on it is immediately obvious and undeniable.
Admittedly, philosophers don't really get into questions like "Where did everything come from?" They think more about why something exists. And the shape of nature is constantly changing, they start from the mechanism of things, study in what kind of environment why there is a certain kind of things exist, and then rise to the level of philosophy. The philosophical contemplation of many doubts about nature releases people from the circle of "Where did man come from?" and further releases them to the philosophical level. and to further study its specific structure. This will enable people to better understand themselves and society. Nowadays, Chinese society is occupied by physicalism, and philosophy seems too remote for people. However, in a sense, philosophy is a good medicine for us, which takes the essence of something as the pharmacology, and prescribes the right medicine, just like Lu Xun's pen, which profoundly exposes the illusion of the world, so that more people can see the beauty and ugliness of the world.
Many people lose themselves in the confused existence, the meaning of the universe is nonsense in their view, everyone is self-centered to live, with physical affluence to cover up the spirit of decadence. Speaking from the story of this book, it not only makes us improve our understanding of life, but also the cognition of self. This book can raise the level of one's mind, magnify people's fine nerves infinitely through a magnifying glass, and finally count the texture of destiny. Most people realize the philosophy of life only when their life is about to end, and regret it too late. We need to explore the philosophy of life as early as possible, fully consider the value of life, not to be afraid of the end of the day, and finally can not be undone.
Sophie's World still has a lot to explore, and the secrets of nature are endless. We always start to pay attention to the whole world after we know ourselves, and search for a new philosophy of life in the world, to observe with wise eyes and experience with heart.
Sophie's World 500 words after reading (3)The book Sophie's World was introduced by female friends a long time ago, and they commented that it is a book that is adaptable to both little girls and big women, and that women of different ages will find in it something they are interested in and have feelings about. It is in the form of a novel that leads us into a completely new, fresh, philosophical world. The book reveals the development of Western philosophy through the passage of a philosophy tutor who teaches philosophy to a girl named Sophie. The ideas of Aristotle, Descartes, Hegel, and others all come to life through the author's vivid writing and are explained with fascinating historical context.
Sophie's World is a wise book in which the author creates two pairs of characters: the young girl Sophie and her philosophy teacher Albert, and the young girl Syd and her father. However, these two pairs of characters are true and false, real and false, making you follow the author all the way through the confusing questions of "Who are we?" "Why are we here?" and the philosophical questions. "Who are you?" The adorable little Sophie is terrified when she first sees this proposition and asks it over and over again in front of the mirror. I think most people start out feeling this way because they can't place themselves clearly. So what distinguishes me from others? Name? Appearance? Thoughts? Personality? If I change my name and look and think differently, am I not me? This is the question of the meaning of human existence, which may seem confusing at first, but the author has written this book by treating the world we live in as transparent, and combining it with some "possibilities" that may be there but that we do not realize.
When I opened the first chapter, I was immediately drawn to the anonymous letter Sophie receives, "Who are you?", and it is the question of "Who are you?" that leads Sophie into a world of philosophy. The question of "who are you" leads Sophie into the world of philosophy, and then all kinds of strange things happen to Sophie, and of course, Sophie's philosophy teacher also surfaces. Halfway through the book, I was confused by the realism of the characters, whether Sophie and her philosophy teacher or Syd and her father were real. But by the time I had read the whole book, everything had fallen into place and all my doubts had been solved. In fact, just reading the table of contents of the book you will find it very interesting, such as "The Garden of Eden ...... at some point in time things are bound to come from nothing ...... ", "Major s cabin ...... The girl's eyes in the mirror blinked ......", "The Middle Ages ...... Being right about one part of it Doesn't Equal Wrong ......", etc. These subheadings are sometimes to illustrate some philosophical points for us, and sometimes to reveal to us the mysterious events that Sophie is about to encounter.
On the other hand, this is also a book of the history of the development of Western philosophy, and after reading it, one can feel that the development of philosophy is inseparable from the progress of science, and it is printed with the footsteps of human civilization, so it is not so much a history of philosophy as it is a general history of human civilization. In the vast history of the development of civilization, each "I" is just a starlight or a drop of water. There is a passage in the book in the church late at night to calculate the progress of history in hours, but it is clear that if civilization is treated as a day, then there is a clearer concept of the development of each stage.
The World of Sufi is the world of wisdom, the world of dreams, the world of philosophy, which awakens in everyone the deepest admiration for life and the care and curiosity for the ultimate meaning of life. The real us should see the world properly, don't always take everything for granted, everything in this world has its roots, has its reason, we have to hold the curiosity to explore, to discover, so that the world will keep developing, we have the meaning of life.
500 words after reading Sophie's World (4)In the process of reading Sophie's World, there is a question that has been troubling me: Is seeing the truth a positive thing or not?
"Sophie's World", there is a classic metaphor throughout the text: "The world is like a magician pulling a white rabbit out of his hat, and all the creatures were born at the top of the rabbit's fine fur, and they were surprised at first by this incredible trick, but the older they got, the deeper they penetrated into the fur, and they stayed there. and stayed, where they felt so comfortable that they were unwilling to venture back to the fragile top of the rabbit's fur."
And our protagonist Sophie, though she's under fifteen and curious about the world, is also in a sense deep into the rabbit's fur-because she's never doubted her own existence. So when Albert, her philosophy tutor, suggests to Sophie that they don't really exist, Sophie is first of all shocked and distressed. She describes the feeling as "like when you've won a million dollars and you're about to get it, and then you realize it's just a dream". Because she realized that she was nothing, everything she loved and pursued was nothing, and in the end it was all empty. The world seems to fall apart in an instant. This will make people start to doubt their own value, doubt their own ideal, doubt the meaning of living.
When I saw this, my heart clenched: will Sophie lose hope in life? Or will she do her best to forget the truth, become a hedonist, and continue to live carefree in nothingness?
But Sophie is revitalized, and she begins to look for ways to solve her problems and discover her own value. As Albert encourages Sophie, "The question is not whether we exist or not. It's about what we are. Who are we? And even if it turns out that we're just thoughts in the Major's dual personality, that doesn't necessarily negate the value of what little we are".
The truth is often brutal, and its emergence is likely to be accompanied by the collapse of a certain cognitive outlook, the destruction of a certain dream. But even so, we must try to recognize the truth. First, because all dreamers will wake up one day, we cannot live by constantly deceiving ourselves; it is pointless. Secondly, recognizing the truth can lead us to new horizons. The truth is objective, and it allows us to discover the difference between the truth and what we "think" the world is, and then to think about the reasons for the difference, and to "correct" our behavior or thoughts.
So, the attitude towards the truth is the key to determine the direction of our life. For example, Xiaohong went to the gym every day to work out, and after two months she realized that not only did she not lose weight, but she gained two pounds instead, so she came to a despairing conclusion - workouts don't help with weight loss. But as long as she reflects on it, she can know: reward yourself with two pieces of chocolate after exercise can not lose weight. Maybe she improved her approach after some analysis, and the next time she was greeted by the realization of her goals. Another example is that we sometimes feel that we study very hard, the results of the examination results are often unsatisfactory. At this time, we do not deny themselves, doubt themselves, and then into a daze, but to summarize the experience, reflect on the improvement, and strive for the next breakthrough. In this way, we can "use the truth" to help us find knowledge or learning methods on the loopholes, and then perfect self.
So if a person sees the truth, and then gets angry, bitter, and curses the heavens, then he is seeing a meaningless truth. He is not one step closer to the truth, but one step closer to the cliff, one step closer to the fall. Below the cliff is the abyss.
On the contrary, if he sees the truth and then reflects on it, picks himself up, looks for a new meaning in life, and starts afresh in a new dimension, that truth, then, is a stepping stone to a new consciousness. The truth does not sink him, it awakens him!
René Charles once said: "The more you understand, the more you suffer. But he has a clarity that is equal to the pain, and a fortitude that is equal to the despair."
This reminds me of the Matrix's "red pill versus blue pill". Neo lives in a virtual world controlled by machines, living a happy life of abundance. Until one day, a man named Morpheus from the real world gave Neo two pills. By taking the red pill, Neo would say goodbye to the virtual world and come to the cruel real world to fulfill an important mission; by taking the blue pill, he would forget everything Morpheus told him and continue to live in the illusion. Neo resolutely swallowed the red pill. If it were me, I would have chosen the same.