Khái Lược Văn Minh Luận

Trong chũm kỷ 19, xuất phát điểm từ 1 quốc gia không tân tiến, nước Nhật đang chuyển mình vượt qua thành một đất nước hiện đại nhờ vào cuộc Canh Tân Minc Trị Nhật Bản. Nhà bốn tưởng chủ yếu vào công cuộc canh tân này là Fukuzawa Yukibỏ ra với bạn đọc Việt Nam đang nghe biết ông qua tác phđộ ẩm Khuyến học với Phúc Ông tự truyện. Và một tác phẩm quan trọng đặc biệt duy nhất của ông là Khái lược văn minch luận.

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This is the first time I've sầu read a philosophical book, & tBảo hành, it exceeds my expectation. Packed with lots of examples and detailed explanations, the book is not hard to read và underst& at all (although I have to lớn say I do not - will not - understvà fully the political and social aspect of this book). I give this book 4 stars because of the following points:1. Content (2/2.5)- Precision of information (1/1): This book is written from the point of view of a Japanese about nhật bản, with much de This is the first time I"ve read a philosophical book, & tBH, it exceeds my expectation. Packed with lots of examples & detailed explanations, the book is not hard khổng lồ read & understand at all (although I have sầu to lớn say I bởi vì not - will not - understvà fully the political & social aspect of this book). I give this book 4 stars because of the following points:1. Content (2/2.5)- Precision of information (1/1): This book is written from the point of view of a Japanese about Japan, with much depth of information. Also, the author Fukuzawa refers to lớn a lot of historical and social facts relating to Western countries which, after being verified by my research, prove sầu khổng lồ be precise. I particularly love the preface, written by a Vietnamese author, that refers to Vietnamese history and triggers me to find out how it differs from the Japanese one. - Applicability/usefulness (1/1): Although I cannot apply this knowledge in my field of study/work, I still can explain some visible facts using the book"s analysis. For example, from the author"s description of the power imbalance in Japan, I can deduce why Japanese people today are both hard-working và frugal (sometimes lớn the extreme when compared to lớn other countries). What I also love sầu about this book is that Fukuzawa also mentions many other philosophies và analyze them thoroughly. This teaches me how to approach a problem size many perspectives. - Newness of information (0/0.5): The author spends a majority of his book talking about historical facts in his time, so needless khổng lồ say, the information is not up-to-date. I sincerely wish someone in this modern world can write a book similar to lớn his, but use a modern approach. 2. Readability (2/2.5)- Easy language (1/1): This book is very easy to read or skyên, or perhaps I read the Vietnamese version. - Straight-to-the-point (ness) (0.5/1): Sometimes, I can quickly understvà the author"s point by reading a few lines. But other times, I have a hard time following his point, because he uses too many irrelevant examples. For me, examples are both his strength và weakness. On one hvà, examples lessen the difficulty of this book. On the other hand, Fukuzawa uses examples that bear little resemblance lớn the point he"s trying khổng lồ demonstrate (I would say some of them are quite funny but put in the context of a book like this, they are not functioning well)- Attraction (0.5/0.5): The combination of realistic example và (often) emotional expression makes this book quite delightful to read. Still, if we cut down on irrelevant examples and replace them with more up-to-date ones, I would definitely give sầu attraction full point.*Personal thought:I think this book is a comprehensive sầu read because it mixes both theoretical discussions (terms, definitions) và exemplary historical facts. For me, it widens my history knowledge, especially when it comes to understanding the behaviors of Japanese people. ...more
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Aquảng cáo 30, 2018 Long Nguyễn rated it it was amazing
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The book you have khổng lồ read. Maybe when wrote this book, the author Fukuzawa Yukibỏ ra want to use it for everyone in his times, but actually until now the knowledge from this book is very valuable for me. I learned so much and can get some tips for few issues in my life và maybe the lessons Fukuzawa gave sầu for his son also perhaps for mine
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Dec 02, năm 2016 The Laughing Man rated it it was amazing · đánh giá of another edition
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A Book Of Extreme Importance All people of advancing countries & countries yet lớn advance who want lớn domgood for their own nations must read this book. Fukuzawa sheds light on what a country must do before everything else and how lớn do it.
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Jun 12, 20đôi mươi Hai Nguyen rated it it was amazing
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Wow, what an influential book! Definitely a must read for everyone, especially for Vietnamese at this moment in history
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A. Why did I read this work? My quest for understanding Eastern authors perspective on the West. I was looking for answers between Inter-civilization discourse East-West.Fukuzawa Yukichi, one of founders of Modern nhật bản, opened Dutch school of learning, Keio University. I suggest, you rethành viên Rangaku, Japanese dutch experimental school of learning. B. What is my qualms with his work? Fukuzawa doesn't talk about honor/shame that ties between East và West. I've sầu been exploring works on Great D A. Why did I read this work? My quest for understanding Eastern authors perspective sầu on the West. I was looking for answers between Inter-civilization discourse East-West.Fukuzawa Yukichi, one of founders of Modern Japan, opened Dutch school of learning, Keio University. I suggest, you remember Rangaku, Japanese dutch experimental school of learning. B. What is my qualms with his work? Fukuzawa doesn"t talk about honor/shame that ties between East and West. I"ve sầu been exploring works on Great Divergence, East, & West differences.Fukuzawa also gives a good questions lớn ponder about."Morality hasn"t progressed or improved when compared with knowledge." Whether it is Buddhism, Christianity, Shintoism. C. What is the core contribution of his work? His book starts with the basis of argumentation, western civilization, the essence of civilization. The meat of his book is on page 145. For readers, unfamiliar with Japanese history, Western Civilization.His key point is that the West has pursued Knowledge & Virtue.The essential idea on page 145.Worth reading if you are not familiar with Japanese history. Deus Vult, Gottfried ...more
Took a long time lớn finish this one (due to tiresome & bored examples), its hard lớn rate the idea of the civilization/ nation/ independence of one of the greatest man in Japan’s ideology (whether its suitable or not lớn modern society). Due to lớn enormous information/ examples the author tries to clarify, it puts me on an endless journey which tooks so much time & effort to lớn read, take a break, then finish. So, the 3-star thing is mainly about how tired been through reading this book and rethành viên Took a long time khổng lồ finish this one (due to lớn tiresome và bored examples), its hard khổng lồ rate the idea of the civilization/ nation/ independence of one of the greathử nghiệm man in Japan’s ideology (whether its suitable or not to modern society). Due khổng lồ enormous information/ examples the author tries khổng lồ clarify, it puts me on an endless journey which tooks so much time and effort to read, take a break, then finish. So, the 3-star thing is mainly about how tired been through reading this book và rethành viên around 1% of what ive sầu read. Maybe yên not that intellectual to fully absorb.Need khổng lồ re-read one day if I have enough time và knowledge. ...more
Fukuzawa Yukiđưa ra impressed me by the way he transfered sophiscated structures of how a civilization is built in a very simple and understandable style. Moreover, he added many of his opinion on the differences between the progress of development of Western and Eastern, also did he diagnosed the situation of nhật bản (which represented the Eastern civilization at his time) và suggested many sound method on lifting that poor condition of his country without favoring neither Eastern nor Western knowl Fukuzawa Yukiđưa ra impressed me by the way he transfered sophiscated structures of how a civilization is built in a very simple & understandable style. Moreover, he added many of his opinion on the differences between the progress of development of Western & Eastern, also did he diagnosed the situation of nhật bản (which represented the Eastern civilization at his time) & suggested many sound method on lifting that poor condition of his country without favoring neither Eastern nor Western knowledge. ...more
Brilliant, both as an intricate work of history & political philosophy, but also as a primary source for Japanese intellectual history in the 19th century. Fukuzawa has a particular gift for illustrating abstract theory with analogy.