Arnold Toynbee (1889-1975), CH, was Professor of International History at the University of London until his retirement in 1955. His major published work was A Study of History, which appeared in successive volumes from 1934 to 1961.
Daisaku Ikeda (1928-) is the President of Soka Gakkai International, a lay Buddhist organisation with millions of adherents in over 190 countries throughout the world. He is the author of over 80 books on Buddhist themes, and received the United Nations Peace Award in 1983.
Arnold J Toynbee was a historian whose 12-volume A Study of History had a huge impact on the thinking of his day. This epic, multi-volume work offered a grand synthesis of world history from the global perspective of the rise and fall of civilizations, rather than concentrating on the history of nation-states or of ethnic groups. For Time magazine Toynbee was 'an international sage' and certainly in the same bracket as 'Einstein, Schweitzer or Bertrand Russell'. Daisaku Ikeda is a figure of global stature, the spiritual leader of a worldwide lay Buddhist organisation devoted to the promotion of education, culture and peace. Between 1971 and 1974 Toynbee and Ikeda discussed many of the vital issues which confronted their societies in the early 1970s, all of which remain current and significant. Indeed, topics such as the problems of pollution, dwindling natural resources, conflict and war, the role of religion, and population growth, are even more pressing than they were thirty years ago. In this volume - which still reads as freshly as it did whenit was first published, and which is now reissued for a new generation of readers - the inspiring challenge issued by both men is framed as follows: will humankind choose to salvage its destiny by a revolution in thinking and morals? Or will disaster ensue if it pursues its present course towards self-destruction and the despoliation of the environment? While recognising that our survival is threatened by the imbalance between human immaturity and technological achievement, the optimistic message of this classic Dialogue is that man-made evils have a man-made cure.
Will disaster ensue if it pursues its present course towards self-destruction and despoliation of the environment? While recognising that our survival is threatened by the imbalance between human immaturity and technological achievement, the message of this classic is that man-made evils have a man-made cure.
Choose Life: A Dialogue with Arnold J. Toynbee. 必須讀原版。 前幾年發現,很多小孩都在看什麼大前研一,稻盛合夫……嘿嘿!我姐那輩,小時候看的那可是池田大作!先拋開比較不提,一代又一代的中國青年真是被小日本給勵了志洗了腦,這是個必須接受的尷尬現實。今天的飯桌...
评分 评分是上课的时候吴晓明老师推荐的。 吴晓明老师推荐的东西都让人很信服,我就是经由他的推荐才去找了海涅看。 这本书看的很慢,边看边做笔记,汤因比和池田大作,很抱歉,我都是只闻其名未读其作的,但是以此为开始真是非常的合适。 我和朋友玩笑说,这本书就是两个怀抱着田园...
评分一直很敬仰汤因比,因为他有很宏观的看待历史的方式。知道有这本书就很有看的冲动,看了之后发现和他的其他著作很不同,在这里就像两个邻居平平淡淡的聊着,没有豪言壮语,但是充满智慧。
评分一直很敬仰汤因比,因为他有很宏观的看待历史的方式。知道有这本书就很有看的冲动,看了之后发现和他的其他著作很不同,在这里就像两个邻居平平淡淡的聊着,没有豪言壮语,但是充满智慧。
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