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Password: eyb3? Title: The Age of Enlightenment
Author: [England] isaiah berlin
Translator: Sun
Douban score: 7.4
Publishing House: Yilin Publishing House
Publication year: 20 12-6
Page count: 246
Content introduction:
Humanities and Social Translation: The Age of Enlightenment is a book by Isaiah, a liberal thinker. Berlin made an authoritative interpretation of the core concepts and thoughts of famous philosophers in the18th century, from which readers can not only gain knowledge, but also get enlightenment. In the Enlightenment, Locke, Becquerel, Hume and Thomas were widely used in Berlin. The important works of Reid, Condilac, Ramatri, Haman and Lichtenberg, with insightful introduction and comments, explain the core concepts of these philosophers, their thoughts and times, and reveal their significance to18th century and today.
This book is the best introduction to philosophy in the18th century ... careful readers will not only get information from it, but also be inspired.
-The New York Times Book Review
About the author:
Isaiah berlin, an English philosopher, conceptual historian and political theorist, is also one of the most outstanding free thinkers in the 20th century. Isaiah berlin is mainly famous for his contribution to political and moral theory. First of all, he made a famous distinction between negative freedom and positive freedom, and advocated that the negative concept is a safer concept for possible misuse. Secondly, he took the concept of value pluralism as the middle position in ethics, established between monism and relativity, and put forward a unique description of moral life.