As the CET six drawing near,I feel exhausted and anxious.I am still same as usual.I’m dabbling in so may things, as a result, I’m not making very much progress in any one direction.Oh my god,I am terrible
four reasons for an interpretative reading
come to terms with an author by interpreting his basic words
grasp the authors leading propositions through finding his important sentences
know the authors arguments by finding them in, or constructing them out of,sequences of sencetences
determine which of his problems the author solved and which he did not,and,of the latter,decide which the author knew he failed to solve.
As for a good book,we should have a judgment,thinking it over and over again.
Read not to contradict and confute,not to believe and take for granted,nor to find talk and discourse,but to weigh and consider.
Of course,docility isthe extremely active virtue of being teachable.
The writers are great
rhetorical skills and grammatical
Most of time,I want to say that I can't understand.
I understand,so do you understand?
Those who judge Kant's Critique of Pure Reason without.
Glancing at the first few pages will suffice.
how to procceed to talk back
the first requires the reader to complete the task of understanding before rushing in.
the second adjures him not to be disputatious or contentious
the third asks him to view disagreement about matters of knowledge as remediable.