A good book on philosophy

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Answer 1

There were many good books on philosophy.

Being and Time: One of the representative works of the British philosopher Martin Heidegger explored the nature of existence and the way humans exist.

[2]" Discussion on the Origin and Foundation of Inequality Among Men ": One of the representative works of the French philosopher, Jean-Jacques Russell, elaborated on the origin and foundation of human equality.

3. Sophie's World: One of the representative works of the Japanese philosopher, Yasushi Inoue, tells the story of a girl named Sophie's growth from a beginner to a philosopher.

4." Sabiens: A Short History of Humanity ": One of the representative works of the American scholar Yuval Harari described the historical evolution of human beings from the Stone Age to the 21st century.

The Tao Te Ching: One of the representative works of the Chinese philosopher Lao Tzu is a classic that contains philosophical, moral, cosmic, and human meanings.

On the Principle of Syllogism: One of the representative works of the German philosopher, Hegel, elaborated on the core principles of the philosophy of logic.

7 The Spirit of Law: One of the representative works of the French philosopher Jean-Paul Sartre explored the nature and role of law.

8 On the Extreme Forms of Inequality Among Men: One of the representative works of the British philosopher William Ewing elaborated on the existence and solutions of extreme equality.

These philosophical books were all inspirational and thoughtful works that could help readers think deeply about philosophical issues, expand their horizons, and improve their thinking ability.