Social science Why People Learn / Masanori Sato

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Social Science
[Contents introduction] This book is an introductory book for those who want to study for the first time, or those who have studied for a long time but want to study again. The author sincerely explains the joy, potential, and significance of learning. It is a guide book of "Voyage of Knowledge" which expands to academic theory, university theory, reading theory, and cosmology. [Contents] Chapter 1 Joy of Learning Chapter 2 Origin of Learning Chapter 3 From a Fragment to a Source -- Exploring Fundamental Principles Chapter 4 History of Knowledge Chapter 5 Methods of Learning -- Learning How to Learn Chapter 6 Enduring Trials Chapter 7 Kimochi Chapter 8 Thinking of Modern Universities Chapter 7 Existence and Space -- On the Edge of the Waving Space. [Author's brief history] Masanori SATO Graduated from the Department of Western History, Faculty of Letters, Tokyo University. Completed a master's course in Law and Political Science, Tokyo University Graduate School of Civil and Criminal Law. Studied at the Graduate School of Higher Commerce (Hautes? tudes Commerciales) in Paris. Currently, Professor of Civil Law and Business Law at Obibayashi University. He is interested in history and culture. He has traveled more than 60 times to visit temples and Buddhist statues in Kyoto and Nara. He loves Musashino City