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在我们之前的 Daily Productive Sharing 107 - 20210112 中，作者建议我们进入一个新领域之后，找到地图，然后按图索骥，找到经过时间考验的书阅读。那么当我们想了解如何读书，叔本华可能就是不错的选择，今天的分享就是叔本华对于阅读的见解。

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Schopenhauer: On Reading and Books

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In our previous Daily Productive Sharing 107 - 20210112, the author suggested that after we enter a new field, we find the map and then follow it to find time-tested books to read. Then when we want to understand how to read, Schopenhauer may be a good choice. Today's sharing is Schopenhauer's insights on reading.

Welcome to forward, thanks for sharing :)

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Schopenhauer: On Reading and Books

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Excerpt

For me, reading has always been about this website’s tagline: Mastering the best of what other people have already figured out.

When we read, another person thinks for us: we merely repeat his mental process.

We need to digest, synthesize, and organize the thoughts of others if we are to understand.

This is how we acquire foundational knowledge. The knowledge that allows us to pull forth relevance when reading and bring it to consciousness.

Any kind of important book should immediately be read twice, partly because one grasps the matter in its entirety the second time, and only really understands the beginning when the end is known; and partly because in reading it the second time one’s temper and mood are different, so that one gets another impression; it may be that one sees the matter in another light.