Kid Philosophiers Live in Our House
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Six year record of developing children’s ability to think through philosophical conversations
Kid Philosophiers Live in Our House
Selected for Audiobook Grant| Author | Noh, Shinhwa |
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| Publisher | SOULHOUSE |
| Publish Date | 2021/02/10 |
| Price | 15,000 Won |
| Size/Pages | W 152mm, H 225mm, Thickness 16mm, 280 pages |
| ISBN | 979-11-88915-39-2 |
| Category | Essay, Child Education |
| Keywords | #AbilityToThink, #ConversationalChildRaising, #LiberalChildRaising, #PhilosophicalConversation |
41 essays about child raising starring chatty mom and two wacky kids.
Episodes of child raising through philosophical conversations with positive attitude to the world.
Overview
“Can a three-year-old understand the sayings of Confucius?”
“Can a five-year-old understand the relationship between ability to think, thankfulness, introspection and happiness?”
Episodes of conversations with two kids about life, death, consideration, relationship, wisdom, happiness, lies, and values.
It talks about the meaning of the words in great books such as ‘The Discourses of Confucius’, ‘On the Secret of Expelling Ignorance’, ‘Kant’s Views on Education’, and ‘Little Prince’ at children’s eye level.
The episodes in the book with writer mom and her two kids are common in any household with kids. It is just everyday life without any exciting incidents but the philosophical concepts and clues that the author derives in these everyday life moments make the readers nod their head in agreement and understanding.
Through this book the author wants to educate the readers about the desirable attitude of parents. Author says that parents should continue to think and talk naturally with their children if they want their children to have a valuable, sincere, and happy life.
If you plant the root of ability to think through philosophical conversations, children will be able to overcome any difficulties, dream about a better world, and continue to develop and grow.
About the Author - Noh, Shinhwa
‘What can I do to make everyone in the world be healthy and happy?’ I thought about it and decided to become a contributor. The author believes that if the world is filled with warmth founded on love, the world would be more beautiful, and many problems would be solved.
The author is normally very soft spoken but is very decisive when it comes to her role in the world. That is why she quit her job of 17 years and became a Korean language teacher and writing into the dawn after her sons are in bed. Even today, she cheers on for herself, family, happiness, and well-being. Her writings include the essay “Flowers Bloom Even in Rain” which educated the readers about value of family.
Features
Table of Contents
Needs Between People
1. ‘What you do not want done to yourself, do not do to others.’
2. Meaning of Helping Others
3. Warmth Filling Mind
4. Next to Crying Brother
5. Talking About Others
6. Dad Can’t Draw Well But
7. Remove from Head. Remain in Heart.
8. Do What Mom Wants
9. Why Does 6 Year-Old Suck Fingers
10. How to Develop Generosity
11. Filter for Rude Words
Mom that Thinks Differently
1. What is Stupid?
2. Always Truthful Greenhouse
3. Say Your Wish
4. About Job
5. Restraint of Good and Bad
6. Unfair Concession of Elders
7. After Eternal Goodbye
8. What Do You Want Be When You Grow Up?
9. Traps of Familiarity
10. Bait and Threat
11. Keep Your Innocence
For My Precious Happiness
1. Raising Children Well
2. Flower That Subdues Irritation
3. Wisdom That Breeds Happiness
4. Real Beauty. Real Ugliness.
5. Long-Term View
6. I Love You the Most
7. Meaning of Love
8. People to Want Every Emotion
9. Why Hit Me? Don’t Do That!
10. Magic Words of Fortune
Learning from Little People
1. Becoming a Kid for Dad
2. Simple and Honest
3. Good Listener
4. Solution Without Answers
5. Role of Adults
6. In Front of My Copycat
7. While Brushing Teeth
8. Mom, Change Your Clothes
9. To Get What You Want