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Philosophy told the way a storyteller talks in a teahouse: big words and jargon brought back into everyday life.

13 posts · 2006–2015

About this columnPhilosophical Commentary and Quips [Column Introduction] Philosophy and LifeI have always used the “history-thought-poetry” classification system, corresponding to three kinds of textual form: reflection, record, and lyricism. This classification system is logically sound, but for me personally it is not very practical: some categories…

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  1. 1“A Philosophical History of Poetry”: “A Feast of Thought”

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  1. 2Going to Tsinghua to Hear Teacher Wu Talk About Philosophy of Technology

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  1. 3The Search for “Possibility”
  2. 4Philosophy of Love: Introduction
  3. 5The Philosopher’s “Manifest” and “Hidden”
  4. 6The Joy of “Dissatisfaction”

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  1. 7There Are No Experts in Philosophy
  2. 8Treating Concepts as Toys and Glasses as Toys
  3. 9Reflections Inspired by Feeling
  4. 10When Reading a Philosopher, One Must Pay Attention Not Only to What He Says on the Surface, but Also to the Emotions and Intentions Lurking Behind His Words.

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  1. 11Human-Centricity or Humble Solipsism? — A Discussion of Whether Heidegger’s Philosophy Is a Philosophy of Subjectivity

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  1. 12Philosophical Ramblings [Episode 1]: Freedom Is Like Treating Someone to a Meal
  2. 13Philosophical Commentary [Episode 2] “What Nice Weather” (Part I): The True Is the Point of Emphasis