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Projects and Passion

-A must-read for creators- Key points: Study products from three generations ago; Study art history, technology history, and intellectual history; Practice design for 10 minutes every day.
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Fūshikaden

Key points: The importance of keeping things secret; Do what needs to be done without becoming complacent.
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The Tibetan Book of the Dead

Key points: The afterlife is also difficult; a scripture that influenced Freud and Jung; a sacred text for hippies who had near-death experiences.
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The Green Book

-Would you go into a restaurant just to watch other people eat? -Points: Criticize, but offer suggestions; Take ownership of your own life.
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public opinion

Key points: Humans see what they want to see; Humans simplify their understanding; Public opinion is not always true.
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Discourse on Method

Key points: • First, it's important to question things. • Think through your doubts thoroughly. • Write down the truth once you've discovered it.
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Walden (Walden)

Key points: Live your life to the fullest; accept yourself as you are.
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Introduction to Cultural Studies

Cultural studies is a field of study that focuses on the study of culture in general. It involves analyzing cultural situations from a wide range of disciplines, including political economy, sociology, literary theory, media studies, film studies, cultural anthropology, philosophy, and art history. It is also known as cultural research or cultural studies.
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Outcasts and prostitutes in the Middle Ages

-Changes in the status of women and artisans in the Middle Ages-Key points: Differences between people can lead to respect, but also discrimination; The position of free women in the Middle Ages; How encounters with the West changed Japanese values
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Revolt of the masses

- The Dangers of Mass Society - Key Points: - When the masses rebel, social order is disrupted. - The masses are a group of people whose minds are decadent, regardless of their social status or class. - Life is about bearing difficulties and obligations, and striving to live it.