Author: Dai Hongsen
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Publish Date: 2002-06-01
Features: This book, "Who Can Catch the Tortoise? — A Journey into Philosophical Propositions and Stories," attempts to explore the essence and fun of philosophy in simple language and style, helping you to engage with philosophy, understand it, and eventually fall in love with it. The selected propositions and stories are all related to cognitive science. Don’t underestimate these 26 intriguing propositions—they may seem simple and superficial, but they are actually the result of long-term intellectual struggles. Some of the problems have already been satisfactorily solved, while others remain unsolved despite reasonable answers. To crack them, further effort is needed. By solving problems step by step and pursuing truth step by step, we will unknowingly cross the threshold of wisdom and enter the hall of philosophy.
Who can catch the turtle: A philosophical story seeking interest
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