…akin to diving into using a prog language with little understanding rather than reading books about it, it's more fun! If you want to follow the above approach I think the best resource is the fantastic Philosophy Bites podcast (http://www.philosophybites.com/) where philosophers are interviewed. And if you're more of a printed matter type of person, they have books with the transcribed interviews, too (https://www.amazon.com/Philosophy-Bites-David-Edmonds/dp/019...).…
…don't need to redefine 'free will' to have the discussion. Especially when it's a low redefinition[1]. The fact is whether or not we have free will is largely irrelevant. There's a really interesting Philosophy Bites podcast with Daniel Dennett about what's important in the free will question[2]. It's well worth a listen if you're interested in philosophical stuff. [1] http://www.fallacyfiles.org/redefine.html [2]…
Foucault and Deleuze are definitely not for beginners. Don't start there. It really depends what you are interested in. You might check out the Philosophy Bites podcast: http://philosophybites.com/ (now a book too) which has good, short discussions of current issues, and might help you figure out which philosophical questions you are interested in. If you really…
……《金融时报》：World Weekly, The Money Show, Alphachat；BBC：The World This Week, Analysis, In Our Time, Infinite Monkey Cage, The Public Philosopher, A History of Ideas；哲学类：The Partially Examined Life, Philosophy Bites, The Philosopher's Zone, The History of Philosophy Without any Gaps；其他：The Carnegie Podcast, Radio Atlantic, Guardian Books, Guardian Science Weekly
…Times: World Weekly, The Money Show, Alphachat BBC: The World This Week, Analysis, In Our Time, Infinite Monkey Cage, The Public Philosopher, A History of Ideas Philosophy: The Partially Examined Life, Philosophy Bites, The Philosopher's Zone, The History of Philosophy Without any Gaps Others: The Carnegie Podcast Radio Atlantic Guardian Books Guardian Science Weekly
To supplement the material mentioned here I’d suggest the excellent Philosophy Bites podcast (also available as books). Each episode is an interview with an eminent philosopher on an interesting topic and the level of discussion is very understandable.
…reader or writer wants it to be about, and that a lot of philosophers really like arguing about what philosophy is about. Granted, this comes mostly from sporadic reading in the field and from listening to Philosophy Bites, but the combination has still made me increasingly skeptical of explanations about what philosophy is about. Link: http://www.philosophybites.com/
……就像在没怎么弄懂的情况下直接上手写一门编程语言，而不是成天看书啃原理一样，这样更好玩！如果你想试试上述方法，我觉得最好的资源是超棒的 Philosophy Bites 播客（http://www.philosophybites.com/），里面采访了各路哲学家。如果你更喜欢看纸质书，他们也出了采访逐字稿的书（https://www.amazon.com/Philosophy-Bites-David-Edmonds/dp/019...）……
…akin to diving into using a prog language with little understanding rather than reading books about it, it's more fun! If you want to follow the above approach I think the best resource is the fantastic Philosophy Bites podcast (http://www.philosophybites.com/) where philosophers are interviewed. And if you're more of a printed matter type of person, they have books with the transcribed interviews, too (https://www.amazon.com/Philosophy-Bites-David-Edmonds/dp/019...).…
……没必要为了展开讨论去重新定义“自由意志”。尤其是那种耍无赖式的重新定义[1]。事实是，我们到底有没有自由意志其实根本无关紧要。Philosophy Bites 播客有一期对丹尼尔·丹尼特的访谈非常精彩，聊的就是自由意志问题中究竟什么才是关键[2]。如果你对哲学感兴趣，这期绝对值得一听。[1] http://www.fallacyfiles.org/redefine.html [2]……
…don't need to redefine 'free will' to have the discussion. Especially when it's a low redefinition[1]. The fact is whether or not we have free will is largely irrelevant. There's a really interesting Philosophy Bites podcast with Daniel Dennett about what's important in the free will question[2]. It's well worth a listen if you're interested in philosophical stuff. [1] http://www.fallacyfiles.org/redefine.html [2]…
福柯和德勒兹绝对不适合初学者。千万别从他们起步。这完全取决于你对什么感兴趣。你可以去听听 Philosophy Bites 播客：http://philosophybites.com/（现在也出书了），里面对当前议题有很好的简短探讨，可能会帮你理清自己到底对哪些哲学问题感兴趣。如果你真的……
Foucault and Deleuze are definitely not for beginners. Don't start there. It really depends what you are interested in. You might check out the Philosophy Bites podcast: http://philosophybites.com/ (now a book too) which has good, short discussions of current issues, and might help you figure out which philosophical questions you are interested in. If you really…
……《金融时报》：World Weekly, The Money Show, Alphachat；BBC：The World This Week, Analysis, In Our Time, Infinite Monkey Cage, The Public Philosopher, A History of Ideas；哲学类：The Partially Examined Life, Philosophy Bites, The Philosopher's Zone, The History of Philosophy Without any Gaps；其他：The Carnegie Podcast, Radio Atlantic, Guardian Books, Guardian Science Weekly
…Times: World Weekly, The Money Show, Alphachat BBC: The World This Week, Analysis, In Our Time, Infinite Monkey Cage, The Public Philosopher, A History of Ideas Philosophy: The Partially Examined Life, Philosophy Bites, The Philosopher's Zone, The History of Philosophy Without any Gaps Others: The Carnegie Podcast Radio Atlantic Guardian Books Guardian Science Weekly
作为对这里提到材料的补充，我推荐优秀的 Philosophy Bites 播客（也有配套图书出版）。每期节目都是就一个有趣话题对一位著名哲学家的访谈，探讨的门槛非常友好、通俗易懂。
To supplement the material mentioned here I’d suggest the excellent Philosophy Bites podcast (also available as books). Each episode is an interview with an eminent philosopher on an interesting topic and the level of discussion is very understandable.
……读者或作者希望它探讨什么，而且很多哲学家真的很喜欢争论哲学到底该研究什么。诚然，这主要是因为我断断续续涉猎该领域，外加听 Philosophy Bites 得出的感受，但这二者的结合让我对那些解释“哲学到底是什么”的说法变得越来越怀疑。链接：http://www.philosophybites.com/
…reader or writer wants it to be about, and that a lot of philosophers really like arguing about what philosophy is about. Granted, this comes mostly from sporadic reading in the field and from listening to Philosophy Bites, but the combination has still made me increasingly skeptical of explanations about what philosophy is about. Link: http://www.philosophybites.com/