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The book I read is called "The Use of Philosophy for Children.". The time when I was reading this book was when my mother encouraged me to read it. The contents of the book are 86 questions on one page, one question at a time, that help us to continue thinking. The most impressive and meaningful question in this book is, "What is happiness? 'I'm sorry, sir. We used to write a lot about happiness in real life, but we never really thought about what happiness is. I think happiness is what makes
I was in my 40s, for children, and I would read it and get a stiff knee. It was a good thing to have your children start puberty and then you can read and talk to them and answer questions to them. I'm going to try to use it for my children, as if it were a book that was hard to put down when I was working. Of course I got a lot of help first. "It's not easy to grow after you've grown up with the power to think deeply. "In the front-to-head of page 4. That's right. And when you grow up, your
Hitoshi Ogawa: The Usefulness of Philosophy for Children
When adults were doing it for our kids, memorization-based learning was popular. And I could get good points if I just memorized it whole time. But is that study working in these uncertain times? I believe that until yesterday, it can be completely different today. Now is the time when you have to deal with problems that don't come into your textbook or manual, and you have the time to respond to them and bring your own answers. To have the power to face problems and solve them, you need to have the strength to doubt. There's not just one solution to any of these problems. It's important to think about what's hidden in it and what'll be in it. That's the 'deep-thinking power' of philosophy. The power to think deeply is not easy to grow after you grow up. It's important to get into the habit since elementary school. So this book has 86 questions. We had our own answers to each question, but we let the children dig into it as much as possible. It's important because it makes people think. It's the role of philosophy to help us think. So philosophy is a thought-in-the-mind science, so it doesn't matter if you teach us the answer to philosophical questions. That's what it means to ask questions more than answers. Asking questions and thinking is a real philosophy. I hope you'll do the real philosophy in this book.
Korean title: 어린이를 위한 철학의 쓸모
Korean author: 오가와 히토시
Korean publisher: 길벗스쿨
ISBN-13: 9791164064861
Reviews
The book I read is called "The Use of Philosophy for Children.". The time when I was reading this book was when my mother encouraged me to read it. The contents of the book are 86 questions on one page, one question at a time, that help us to continue thinking. The most impressive and meaningful question in this book is, "What is happiness? 'I'm sorry, sir. We used to write a lot about happiness in real life, but we never really thought about what happiness is. I think happiness is what makes
I was in my 40s, for children, and I would read it and get a stiff knee. It was a good thing to have your children start puberty and then you can read and talk to them and answer questions to them. I'm going to try to use it for my children, as if it were a book that was hard to put down when I was working. Of course I got a lot of help first. "It's not easy to grow after you've grown up with the power to think deeply. "In the front-to-head of page 4. That's right. And when you grow up, your
