Book (Practical) Philosophy Philosophy to work for those who are troubled with work

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Philosophy : "What is affluence?" "What is a good work environment?" "What is a vocation?" "Can you change yourself to work?" "Is it sad to be alone?" While working, people face a variety of worries and questions. However, by stopping once and thinking beyond time and space, we should be able to realize that there are many choices for life. This book is a useful book of philosophies in which Yu Sato, the "Giant of Knowledge", explains the thoughts of wise men in an easy-to-understand manner, and leads us to an understanding. It is an essential book for modern people in order to create an idea that is important for thinking about working, and a basis for thinking about working happily. It is a millennial generation. The difference in salary between friends around him and his colleagues spreads, and he does not succeed in changing jobs. Now that he is no longer satisfied with his work, Shimao visits the house of Yu Sato, a writer who was a cat sitter when he was a student. He suggests the essence of Shimao's worries and thoughts to solve them from all aspects, such as philosophies, economics, history, and classics. In addition to historical wise men like Marx, Keynes, Aristotle, and Nietzsche, Shimao suggests the essence of Shimao's worries and thoughts to solve them from all aspects, such as philosophies, economics, history, and classics. In addition to those who say that they don't know what they do for work, those who say that they live by what they want to do, and those who say that they want to become someone, those who say that they are tired of shining thoughts such as "to work", "to live by what they want to do", and "to be someone", those who say that they are tired of human relationships and do not want to go to work ", and those who say that their work does not lead to evaluation", and those who say that they can see their limits but cannot see their future ", and those who say that all working adults are" working philosophies ". The wise men appearing in this book are : Adam Smith, Karl Marx, John Maynard Keynes, Shumei Okawa, Epictetus, Vilfredo Pareto, Edmund Husserl, Aristotle, Charles Sanders Peirce, René Descartes, Max Weber, Jo Niijima, Chou, Soseki NATSUME, Pearl, de Spinoza, Tortrix, Garrigg, Masarik, Georg, ヴィムヘルム, Friedrich Hagel, Toru. Kiyoshi Miki Friedrich Nietzsche Hannah Arendt Yu Sato Yu Sato