"Perception, Reasoning, and Self-awareness" Author: Chen Jiaying Publisher: Beijing Daily Press

Introduction
★ Philosopher Chen Jiaying's latest thinking masterpiece. Mr. Chen is an expert in phenomenology and philosophy of language. He is good at analyzing philosophical problems by starting with the analysis of small words, and finally reaches the question he has been thinking about, that is, the ancient question of Socrates: "How should people live?" This book is Mr. Chen's masterpiece that combines the current era and starts from the perspective of perception, reason and other concepts to understand this philosophical question.
★ In the AI ​​era, how do we think about the position of human beings and the relationship between human beings and the world? In today's era of unstoppable science, artificial intelligence has surpassed human beings in many aspects. How should we view the position of human beings in the world and the meaning of human existence? As a philosopher who has long been concerned about the relationship between science and philosophy, Mr. Chen provides us with another perspective in this book: starting from feelings, understanding the world by understanding ourselves, and understanding ourselves by understanding the world.

★How to know yourself, "How should I live?" This book is a sobering agent for today's generation that has a path but no direction. In today's society, everything is clearly priced; today's generation has been in a competitive environment since childhood. We have more paths in life, but we have lost our direction. In today's era of having a path but no direction, this book can be regarded as a sobering agent, allowing us to know ourselves more clearly and clarify the path we should take in life.

★ How to live better in this world, the problem discussed in this book is also the problem we all face. Whether studying phenomenology, philosophy of language, philosophy of science or ethics, "how should people live" is always the core of Mr. Chen's thinking. What is the difference between humans and animals? What is the value of humans? In today's era of the end of rational knowledge, how should we live better in this world? This book may provide the answer you are looking for.

★ Aimed at both professional readers and the general public, a philosopher who continues to delve into cutting-edge research shares his thoughts with us. This book is based on Professor Chen's series of courses "Perception and Reasoning" this spring. It not only involves the topics that Professor Chen has been thinking about, but also involves the development of science, especially cognitive science. At the same time, it retains the language style of the lecture and the question-and-answer session, and discusses abstract philosophical issues in easy-to-understand language.
"Perception", "rational knowledge" and "self-cognition" are the themes of long-term thinking and research by the famous philosopher Mr. Chen Jiaying. Adhering to the consistent characteristics of his discussion, in this book, he starts with a subtle conceptual analysis to analyze the reasoning behind such logical words in philosophy, and then dismantles the walls of concepts, penetrates and opens them up, allowing us to see the connection between them and the connection with our lives. Whether talking about perception, rational knowledge or self-cognition, he always talks about it in connection with the lives of each of us, and in connection with the entire era and the eras that mankind has experienced.
In today's era of the end of reason, faced with the trend of technology and digitalization, how do we understand our place in the world and how do we understand our own place among people? This book provides an in-depth and innovative perspective, allowing us to regain a sense of the world and be more powerful to deal with current problems.
This is not a difficult philosophical essay, nor a research work, but a philosopher who has always been concerned about how people live in the world, sharing his years of thinking with us in an easy-to-understand way.