生于1980年代的人应该读的80本书（People born in the 1980s should read 80 books）.doc

生于1980年代的人应该读的80本书（People born in the 1980s should read 80 books） - was born in the 1980s and should read 80 books People cant live without thinking. Reading is not for pleasure, but for thinking. For thinking, the bibliography is simple enough, not too complicated. But try to make this list a little bit more: as long as you read it, youll be able to find a way to think further. 1. Weinbergs first three minutes of the universe was the starting point for thinking 2. The origin of the space-time problem in hawkings brief history of time 3. John barrow, the book of no books -- where do all things come from? How to be born without 4. How did the world grow out of Deutschs the context of the real world 5. Zheng chunshun chaos and harmony -- the creation of the real world how do I (myself) grow out of the world 6. Eliot Smith, human history, where did humans come from? 7. Stavreanos history of global history what did the human race do Where did the Chinese come from 9. How did the Chinese people start the chinese-style civilization The Cambridge Chinese history series (from the qin and han dynasties to the Peoples Republic of China) how did the Chinese go all the way How did the world of modern modern history of Cambridge form 12. Qu tongzus local government of the qing dynasty increases the sense of history 13. Zhang zhongli, the Chinese gentleman 14. Russell the philosophical question I exist? Is the world an illusion? 15. The history of philosophy, in wendel class, began to think about thinking itself Why does ayers philosophy of the twentieth century have to know the language 17. A brief introduction to the metaphysics of the future, the critique of pure reason 18. The logic of the development of logic by William neer and Martha neer The phenomenological movement of spiegberg confronts the facts themselves 20. Yan hongyuan, Bunnin editor in chief of contemporary American philosophy of philosophy to see what other people think about these things The philosopher of lang