Taking Risks and Living Philosophically: Abstract 1

There are seven papers written by different authors in the reading of Chapter 1 "Philosophy of Risk and Life". Albert Camus, "Myth of Sisyphus" Plato, "Fable of the Cave" Richard Wright, "Library Card", Soren Kelke Kaide, "Living Life" John Stuart Mill, "Gloria Stannum", "Forgetfulness" and Bertrand Russell, "The Philosophy's value "balance learning. Each of these stories has its own meaning and is an input to the entire chapter. The core idea and discussion in Chapter 1 is that life is suffering.

After reading further, the abstract itself is very abstract and thin (simple), it can be supported with non-technical terms; 1) idea that philosophical abstraction creates a universal solution 3 Bad abstractions are unilateral and inverse (which leads to confusion and responsibility), and good abstraction is a clear expression of absolute thinking. 4) With this improvement, we can universally define a very abstract concept (such as "modernity of global capitalism") as an interdisciplinary one. There is a post modern tool. Language, universality, and thus reach an agreement. Since universal paradigm consensus is the goal, we can advance forward

Sociological abstraction means understanding the various levels of the theoretical concept. This idea is very similar to an abstract philosophical understanding. Sociological abstraction has two basic aspects. Concept of sociology and concept of management sociology. The sociological concept is a psychological structure that represents a part of the world in a simplified form. An example of a psychological structure is the distinction between two groups based on the class concept, or on income, culture, power, or other definite characteristics. The concept can be abstract or operational. Implementing the concept of sociology raises it to a certain level by defining how people measure it. Therefore, the concept of the first phase can actually be achieved by measuring the income of people. Once you get into operation, you gain specific performance of the concept of sociology