Main Issues of Philosophy: Collected Works of Simmel

Author: (German) Simmel (Simmel, G.) Author, Qian Minru Translated
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Publish Date: 2006-12-01
Features: The author of this book believes that the history of philosophy narrates the final and parts of thought results, which are structurally logically closed and far from the intellectual trends of the creative process. In view of this situation, it should be attempted to advocate another understanding that is more directly oriented to spiritual activities rather than shaped constituents, and pays more attention to the creative process of the spirit rather than the final constituents. The book provides detailed elaboration and incisive analysis of the main philosophical problems that have appeared in history, and strives to provide people with methods and approaches to solve problems. The author of this book believes that the history of philosophy narrates the final and parts of thought results, which are structurally logically closed and far from the intellectual trends of the creative process. In view of this situation, it should be attempted to advocate another understanding that is more directly oriented to spiritual activities rather than shaped constituents, and pays more attention to the creative process of the spirit rather than the final constituents. The book provides detailed elaboration and incisive analysis of the main philosophical problems that have appeared in history, and strives to provide people with methods and approaches to solve problems.