Philosophical study of the problem

Author: Zhang Zhanran
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Publish Date: 2005-12-01
Features: There is a story in the history of Western philosophy: Wittgenstein studied under the great philosopher Moore at the Department of Philosophy, University of Cambridge in Britain. One day, Russell asked Moore, "Who is your best student?" Moore replied without hesitation, "Wittgenstein." "Why?" "Because among all my students, only he used to look confused when I was teaching and always had a lot of questions." Wittgenstein later gained more fame than his teacher Russell. Someone asked him, "Why did Russell fall behind?" Wittgenstein replied, "Because there were no more questions." This book systematically and comprehensively examines and organizes the concept of "problem" from multiple disciplines such as psychology, linguistics, logic, philosophy of science, philosophy of technology, general philosophy, and the Marxist perspective on problems. It also conducts research and exploration on what a problem is, the structure of problems, the basic characteristics of problems, and the resolution of problems.