Reflections on Sophie's World

Savoring a famous book carefully, everyone must have a lot of feelings about life or things. It's important to record it. Let's write a review together. So how should I write my thoughts after reading? The following are my thoughts on Sophie's World, for you to sort out. Welcome to share.

Reflection on Sophie's World 1 Sophie's World was written by the famous Norwegian writer Jostan Judd. It tells the story of a 14-year-old girl, Sophie, who came home from school one day and accidentally found a letter in the mailbox without the sender's name and stamp. It just said, "Who are you?" "Where did the world come from?" In this way, brave and clever, she stepped into the door of philosophy step by step under the guidance of a mysterious tutor. At the same time, Sophie keeps receiving some unusual letters, and the mystery of the world becomes clear bit by bit before her eyes.

In the past, reading novels always pursued gorgeous rhetoric, wonderful plots and touching emotions, but after reading this book, I had to be impressed by the author's originality. Although this book is a history of philosophy, it is closely related to the development of science and the footprint of human civilization. Sophie's world is a world of wisdom and dreams, which awakens everyone's deep admiration for life and their care and curiosity about the ultimate meaning of life.

In this book, what I feel most is that Sophie's mentor named Sophie strange.

Reflections on Sophie's World 2 Summer, summer vacation is coming. When I finished my summer homework and had nothing to do, I went to the bookstore with my classmates to buy books. I bought a book called Sophie's World, and my classmates and teachers said it was good, so I bought it.

First taste.

Philosophy, in my impression, is a very boring and profound subject. For me who have never been exposed to philosophy, it must be very difficult to understand. Like Sophie in the collection, I followed the "mysterious teacher" with many doubts and started our "philosophical journey".

From who are you and where did the world come from? Two short and strange questions began. With this mysterious teacher, I began to think, from ancient Greece to Kant. From Renaissance to Romanticism. Thoughts from Socrates to Freud and other masters. Gradually, I was attracted by the contents of the book. It's less boring and more vivid. A large number of historical contents, coupled with Sophie's curiosity and her extraordinary experience, make this book read like a detective novel and experience this thrilling experience personally.

Reflection on Sophie's World 3 This book awakens people's deep admiration for life. The author said in the book, "The world we live in is like a white rabbit pulled out of a hat by a magician. It's just that the white rabbit is extremely large, so it will take billions of years. All creatures were born at the top of the rabbit's fine hair, and at first they were surprised at this incredible trick.

However, as they get older, they will go deeper into the rabbit's fur and stay. They feel comfortable there, so they don't want to risk climbing back to the top of the fragile rabbit hair. "When you think about it, there are actually many incredible places in life, but with the growth of age, we know more and more, and our curiosity about the world gradually disappears. I remember a sentence in The Little Prince, "All adults were once children, although only a few people remember. "And the meaning of this book is to let us find the curiosity we once had.

Sophie's World 4 Hello! In this summer vacation, I read a book called Sophie's World. After reading it, I thought the content in this book was very mysterious, so I read it twice!

Sophie's World tells the story of a girl, Sophie, who is 14 years old. She came home one day and found a mysterious letter. Who are you? Where does the world come from? In this way, under the guidance of a mysterious tutor, Sophie began to think about the fundamental problems that the masters thought from ancient Greece to Kant, from Kierkegaard to Freud. At the same time, Sophie keeps receiving some very unusual letters, and the world unfolds before her eyes like a mystery. Is the batter out? Just listening to the introduction is mysterious, isn't it?

This book was written by Jostan Judd/. The questions in this book are difficult to answer, for example, is everything made up of a kind of inherited material? Can water be turned into wine? How mud and water make a living frog. Look, this question is very difficult, right?

Do you want to know the answers to these three questions? Can't say more, find it yourself! Don't forget to tell me when you find it! Friendly reminder, more times, the "taste" is different!

Today, my mother bought me a thick book called Sophie's World. In the morning, I washed my face, brushed my teeth, had dinner and went to read. My brother is sleeping, my mother goes to work, and I stay at home with my brother. After a while, my brother woke up. My brother was crying all the time when I went. I said, "Brother, my mother has gone to work. Read it first. " I forgot I have to see Sophie's world!

After a while, my mother came back. I looked at my watch and said, "Mom, it's not twelve o'clock yet. How did you come back so early? " Mother said, "I gave our manager two days off." I said, "Oh! I know. "

After reading Sophie's World 6, the first three chapters tell us some philosophy. It is said that the universe is a white rabbit, and human beings are microscopic insects living in the depths of rabbit hair. Philosophers always try to climb up along rabbit hair in order to see the magician clearly. Actually, the world itself is mysterious. Everything in the world is mysterious, which deserves our curiosity, thinking and exploration. There are countless mysteries waiting for us to discover. Who am I? Where did the world come from? A seemingly simple question, but it is difficult to get an answer after deep thinking. Perhaps the only difference between philosophers and ordinary people is that philosophers are more curious. They want to know why everything exists, and try to think and explain. We should also be curious, believe in the wonder of everything, don't take it for granted or turn a blind eye, but think deeply like philosophers.

Reflections on Sophie's World 7 Read Sophie's World and write about your feelings about it in your spare time.

In the first two chapters, Sophie started her philosophy course by accident. What impressed me was two questions in the envelope: Who are you? Where did the world come from? These two questions are common, right? But I never really thought about it. After experiencing the same troubles as Sophie, the protagonist, I read on and realized that this is the most basic and sought-after thing in philosophy. Different people have different opinions, and the same people will give different answers at different times. As the saying goes, "For every 100 people, there are 100 millet".

I can't help but be surprised at my negligence. Why have I never thought about the mystery of a short question? The book says, "Philosophers should always be curious." We should also observe things with curiosity and think about another sentence: "What kind of eyes will the world look at you?" Always look, think and ask with curious eyes. You may become not only a philosopher, but also a person who loves life, life and thinking.

After watching Sophie's World, I watched Sophie's World again this holiday. Sophie's experience in the book deeply attracted me. So many questions, so many questions, so many wonderful things, Sophie's problem seems to be my problem. I really want to know the answers to these questions. I read this book with doubt and curiosity.

This is a thick book that I have ever read, and it is also the most fascinating book that I have ever read. Whenever I read this book, it seems that I am Sophie. I walked into Sophie's world and read it carefully with so many incomprehensible questions.

I finally finished reading this book, but so many questions seem unclear. I don't know why I think I am Sophie. I really want to find the answer from the book. Is there an answer? Can you tell me? …

Some people say that this is a book about philosophy. What is "philosophy"? I want to see it again. This is a book full of philosophy, which is difficult to understand. Philosophical problems attracted me again. Think about it. We are all asking the same question in our hearts, but the temper of life has long forgotten that childlike innocence. I was inspired by reading this book this holiday.

Sophie's World 9 Sophie's World is a novel about the history of western philosophy written by Norwegian writer Jostan Judd. Sophie Sophie means wisdom in Greek. Sophie's world is actually a world related to philosophy. In the form of a novel, this book reveals the development of the history of western philosophy through the process of a tutor imparting philosophical knowledge to a girl named Sophie. At the same time, this book is also a philosophical enlightenment book written by a father for his daughter.

There is a metaphor in the book: the world is like a little white rabbit pulled out of a hat by a magician. All creatures are born at the top of the rabbit's fine hair. Everyone was surprised at first, but with the growth of age, it went deeper and deeper into the rabbit's hair. And philosophers are the people who climb this hair. Although philosophy is not something that ordinary people can learn, we can learn more about philosophical thoughts through this book and learn how to think in a philosophical way. Human beings are small beings in the universe, but with philosophy, we are also stardust.

Reflection on Sophie's World 10 Sophie's World is a good introduction to philosophy for many people. The author, Jostan Judd, described an intriguing story for readers in vivid language and explained the formation and development of the world and nature from a philosophical perspective. Tell people what kind of world the earth is.

The story begins with a girl named Sophie, who is 14 years old, receiving some strange letters in succession. "Who are you?" "Where does the world come from?" These seemingly ordinary questions made Sophie begin to think in confusion and began to study western philosophy under the guidance of philosopher Albert. Sophie traveled through time and space again and again in her letters, starting from Athens, the cradle of philosophy, from myth and fate to enlightenment, from Socrates to Plato, from Hegel to Marx, from Renaissance to romanticism. Judd borrowed letters and asked questions again and again, and introduced Sophie into it bit by bit. Following Sophie's footsteps, I was involuntarily confused, thinking and studying together.