我觉得在读这里推荐的大部头之前，先读一本好的入门书是个好主意。作为入门书，西蒙·布莱克本的《思考：引人入胜的哲学入门》（Think: A Compelling Introduction to Philosophy）挺不错的。篇幅不长，涵盖了重要主题以及哲学家们对它们的思考。之后你就可以进阶去读经典了。
I think having a good introduction before reading the big books suggested here is a good idea. For an introductory book, Think: A Compelling Introduction to Philosophy is pretty good. It's short, and covers the important topics and how philosophers thought about them. You can then move on to reading the classics.
几周前我也有同样的疑问，于是去了 r/philosophy 板块。他们推荐从 Blackburn 的《思考：引人入胜的哲学入门》（Think: A Compelling Introduction to Philosophy）开始读起。
I had the same question a few weeks ago so I went on r/philosophy. They recommend starting with Think: A Compelling Introduction to Philosophy by Blackburn
……通篇基调都是“看这有多离谱”。我本来期待的是一种更加客观、不动声色的环境描写，让所有那种“不对劲感”悄悄在读者心头滋生。读了 Simon Blackburn 的《思考：引人入胜的哲学入门》（Think: A Compelling Introduction to Philosophy），体验并不好。写得是不错，读起来也挺顺，但它解释主题的方式就是不行。太啰嗦了，在各个哲学家之间反复横跳……
…the overall mood is "look at how wrong this is". I was expecting a more detached and unemotional description of the setting, where all the "wrongness" would be creeping up in back of the reader's mind. Think: A Compelling Introduction to Philosophy, Simon Blackburn. Not enjoying it. It is a well written book, and reads easilly, but it's way of explaining the themes is just not good. It's long-winded, goes back and forth between the philosophers…
我觉得在读这里推荐的大部头之前，先读一本好的入门书是个好主意。作为入门书，西蒙·布莱克本的《思考：引人入胜的哲学入门》（Think: A Compelling Introduction to Philosophy）挺不错的。篇幅不长，涵盖了重要主题以及哲学家们对它们的思考。之后你就可以进阶去读经典了。
I think having a good introduction before reading the big books suggested here is a good idea. For an introductory book, Think: A Compelling Introduction to Philosophy is pretty good. It's short, and covers the important topics and how philosophers thought about them. You can then move on to reading the classics.
随便一本哲学入门书都行，比如 Simon Blackburn 的《思考：引人入胜的哲学入门》（Think: A Compelling Introduction to Philosophy）。
Any intro to philosophy book, e.g. "Think: A Compelling Introduction to Philosophy" by Simon Blackburn
几周前我也有同样的疑问，于是去了 r/philosophy 板块。他们推荐从 Blackburn 的《思考：引人入胜的哲学入门》（Think: A Compelling Introduction to Philosophy）开始读起。
I had the same question a few weeks ago so I went on r/philosophy. They recommend starting with Think: A Compelling Introduction to Philosophy by Blackburn
……通篇基调都是“看这有多离谱”。我本来期待的是一种更加客观、不动声色的环境描写，让所有那种“不对劲感”悄悄在读者心头滋生。读了 Simon Blackburn 的《思考：引人入胜的哲学入门》（Think: A Compelling Introduction to Philosophy），体验并不好。写得是不错，读起来也挺顺，但它解释主题的方式就是不行。太啰嗦了，在各个哲学家之间反复横跳……
…the overall mood is "look at how wrong this is". I was expecting a more detached and unemotional description of the setting, where all the "wrongness" would be creeping up in back of the reader's mind. Think: A Compelling Introduction to Philosophy, Simon Blackburn. Not enjoying it. It is a well written book, and reads easilly, but it's way of explaining the themes is just not good. It's long-winded, goes back and forth between the philosophers…