Excerpts and Appreciation of Notes on Sophie's World

Excerpts and Appreciation of Notes on Sophie's World

There must be a lot of feelings in everyone's heart to savor a famous book. At this time, we should take notes carefully and write reading notes. So how do we write reading notes? The following are excerpts and appreciation of my carefully compiled reading notes of Sophie's World. Welcome to read the collection!

Sophie's World 1 Excerpt of Good Words and Reading Notes and Appreciation;

Light green, fragmentary, surrounded, mysterious, complicated and incomprehensible, Qian Qian is absolutely brilliant, red and indispensable.

Excerpts from good sentences:

1 is the season in early May. In some people's gardens, daffodils have bloomed around fruit trees and poplar trees have grown green leaves.

This is what makes philosophers different. Philosophers can never get used to this world. For him (her), the world has always been unreasonable, even complicated and mysterious. This is an important ability shared by philosophers and children. You can say that philosophers are as sensitive as children all their lives.

3. These natural philosophers left only fragments. A small part of what we know is based on Aristotle's works more than 200 years later. Only some conclusions made by these philosophers are mentioned, so we can't know exactly how they came to these conclusions. However, according to the known data, we can draw the conclusion that the "topics" of these early Greek philosophers are related to the basic composition of the universe and the changes in nature.

These are the most important and natural problems in the world. But why is it so tiring to concentrate on solving these problems? Sophie felt her heart beat faster when she opened the mailbox. At first, she only saw a letter from the bank and some big brown envelopes with her mother's name on them. Damn it! She began to frantically expect the unknown person to write it again.

In the corner of the garden, there is a dense bush without flowers and fruit trees behind those raspberries. In fact, it used to be a hedge that has been growing for many years, and it used to be the dividing line of the forest. However, because it has not been pruned for nearly 20 years, it has now grown into a large piece with tangled branches and leaves, which is difficult to cross. Grandma once said that this hedge made the chickens raised in the garden less likely to be caught by foxes during the war.

We already know that the questions they ask are related to the changes they have observed in the material world. They want to seek the natural law implied in it. They want to know what is happening around them from a different angle from ancient myths. Most importantly, they want to understand the actual change process through the study of nature itself. This is very different from using fairy tales to explain the phenomenon of thunder and lightning or spring, summer, autumn and winter.

7. The best way to explore philosophy is to ask some philosophical questions, such as: How was the world created? Is there some will or meaning behind it? Is there life after death? How should we answer these questions? Most importantly, how should we live? People have been asking these questions for thousands of years. As far as we know, there is no culture that doesn't care about such questions as "Who is man" and "Where does the world come from".

Sophie came into the room, put her schoolbag and letter for her mother on the kitchen table, then ran up the stairs, entered her room and took out a biscuit box full of beautiful stones. She poured the stone on the floor and put two big envelopes in the box. Then, holding the biscuit box in his hand, he hurried to the garden. When she left, she took out some food for Cher.

Feeling:

Sophie's world, let's see how philosophers who flash in time and space interpret the meaning of life and the world.

This book is about Sophie, a girl of 14 years old, who came home from school one day and found a mysterious letter. Who are you? Where does the world come from? In this way, under the guidance of a mysterious tutor, Sophie began to think about the fundamental problems that masters from ancient Greece to Kant, from Kierkegaard to Freud were thinking about. At the same time, Sophie kept receiving some very unusual letters, and the world unfolded before her eyes, just like a trace. Sophie uses the girl's natural understanding and acquired knowledge to try to solve these mysteries, but the truth is far more bizarre and bizarre than she imagined. ...

The name Sophie has the meaning of wisdom. Therefore, Sophie's world is a world of wisdom. Philosophy is a theory that can make people smarter. Sophie's World is a perfect combination of art and scholarship, which conveys unfamiliar information through a familiar carrier. It's like going back to ancient Greece and listening to Socrates' education; It's like being in a medieval castle and witnessing the darkness before the Ming Dynasty. Bathed in the warm sunshine of the Renaissance, immersed in a strong artistic atmosphere of Baroque contrast. I forgot the hustle and bustle of the world, only felt the greatness of truth and the charm of art, and then, I shuttled frequently in the smoke of bourgeois revolution to appreciate the dawn of modern philosophy. Facing the founders of modern philosophy such as Descartes, Spinoza, Locke, Hume and Bekele, we did not express our admiration, and the pioneers of the increasingly confused movement broke into the historical stage. The industry with long flying speed pushes the wheel of history into a new track; The changes of the times have trained more great philosophers.

Hegel and Kant inherited the rationality of the Germans and carried forward the romance of the French to the extreme. Later, Marx's Das Kapital, Darwin's advanced theory of evolution and Freud's dream analysis set off a revolutionary wave in three categories and created 1 a brand-new world. The ancestors left 1 and 1 incomprehensible philosophical questions to future generations, and left us one classic after another. Philosophers use artistic tone to adjust biology, while literati use rational brushwork to infect the soul. Our ancestors left precious energy and wealth, but also gave the world a valuable mysterious door to verification.

In order to solve the mystery of world history, the book involves a lot of content. Socrates, Plato, Aristotle, the Middle Ages, Renaissance, Romanticism, Freud ... One thousand years, two thousand years, one century, two centuries, one kind of thought, another kind of thought, are all quoted in this book, which is just right. From ancient Rome to modern times, who have made outstanding contributions to society in each different period? What are the main topics they discussed, and the experiences and encounters of some philosophers? This book gives a detailed explanation, as if the whole history of world philosophy had evolved before you. Its content is extensive, but it is not chaotic. The content of the book is divided into many chapters, and the title of each section points out the center of the content of the chapter, either hidden or obvious; Each section will address several issues. This section is more convenient for people to digest and understand after reading. The philosophical knowledge it tells broadens my horizons. In fact, I have thought a lot about the truth, but these questions flashed through my mind because I felt too strange to me.

After reading this book, I feel that a person living in the world doesn't even know where the world comes from and doesn't think about it, which is a bit naive.

Excerpts and appreciation of reading notes in Sophie's World 2. Excerpts from Sophie's world reading notes are good words:

Wind, frost, rain, snow, morning frost, Xiao Yue, hoarfrost, ripple frost, jade frost all over the ground, frost leaves are like fire, layers of frost, silver frost all over the ground, morning frost dew, hoarfrost flowers, thin frost all over the ground, frost threatens people, lightning and thunder, muffled thunder, thunder rolling, thunderbolt roaring, thunder bursts and heavy rain dripping.

Sophie s world notes: excerpts and appreciation of good sentences and paragraphs;

1, you are too used to this world to be surprised.

Appreciation: We generally judge and evaluate the world because we have certain experience and knowledge. With this habit, we won't be surprised by anything that may happen. This is the inertial thinking brought by habit and experience.

It is impossible for everyone in this world to like me, and I don't need everyone to like me. I can only say that many people don't know me yet.

Appreciation: People are social animals. In fact, there will always be some bumps in their lives, especially in communication and getting along with others. So we can't ask everyone to know themselves very well and give themselves a good evaluation. This is impossible, we can only do it with a clear conscience.

Real knowledge comes from the heart, not from others. At the same time, only inner knowledge can make people have real wisdom.

Appreciation: This sentence is a profound reflection on education. We often think that knowledge is acquired through teaching. This kind of knowledge is actually easier to obtain, but only the knowledge gained through one's inner understanding is transparent and profound, and it will also be inspired from the deep heart and gain real wisdom.

In fact, darkness itself does not exist, they just lack the illumination of light.

Appreciation: This sentence is very philosophical, which enables us to learn to look at problems from different angles and understand the essence of things, such as how darkness exists. In fact, it is only the lack of light, but we can't see through this essence with inertial thinking, which shows the greatness of philosophy.

5. The only condition to be a good philosopher is curiosity.

Appreciation: Our children in China are always learning by indoctrination because of the constraints of exam-oriented education, lacking divergent thinking and nature. They lack innovative spirit and ability, because our thinking has been characterized, curiosity is a very important feature, and wisdom comes from independent thinking and exploration.

6. There is something that everyone needs, that is, to know who we are and why we are here.

Appreciation: People always think that philosophy is a very profound topic. In fact, everyone has thought about philosophy. For example, each of us may have thought: Who created us? What is the position and state of our earth in the universe? Why are we on the earth, etc ... These are philosophical thoughts with universal significance.

7. Not being brave enough is cowardice, and being too brave becomes reckless; Not generous is stingy, too generous is profligate.

Appreciation: Everything is relative and based on certain boundaries, so everything is unity of opposites. They are a unity, they transform and struggle with each other. For example, courage and cowardice can be transformed and unified with each other.

When a person is nervous, he will feel more comfortable if he can break the taboo.

Appreciation: This is the philosopher's reflection and in-depth summary of the tense psychological state. Yes, when we are nervous, it is often because we have some awe and inadaptability to the things around us, which we can't easily match with a relaxed attitude. This is the essence of tension.

9. Fatalism means believing that everything that happens is predestined. destiny

Appreciation: From ancient times to the present, many people believe in fatalism, believing that all opportunities and things that happen in a person's life are doomed and cannot be changed. It's just that we should look at this problem from a scientific point of view. For example, through philosophical thinking, we will find that many things are causal and can be changed and guided.

10, Goethe once said: People who can't learn from 3,000 years of experience have no future. This is the way of being human and the only way for us to avoid floating in the void.

Appreciation: Human beings are called human beings because we have knowledge and civilization, which are advanced attributes of human beings and are not possessed by other animals. And history has conveyed to us the course of human development, and also made us know a lot of historical knowledge, summed up the past, learned to learn from history, learned to rise and fall, that is, gained knowledge and wisdom. In this way, our civilization is more advanced.

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