Bruce Lee: Artist of Life

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A rare collection of Bruce Lee's private letters and writings, this volume showcases his intense energy and enthusiasm for life and knowledge. As a voracious reader, Lee synthesized Eastern and Western thought into a unique philosophy of self-discovery. The book delves into his reflections on gung fu, philosophy, psychology, poetry, jeet kune do, acting, and self-knowledge, revealing the evolution of his ideas over time. Sections include reflections on gung fu, exploring psychology in martial arts and how to choose an instructor. Philosophy discussions cover human understanding, Taoism, and notable philosophers like Plato and Socrates. In psychology, Lee examines various philosophical approaches and the dynamics of the top dog versus the underdog. His poetry is represented by works such as "The Dying Sun" and "Love is a Friendship Caught on Fire." The jeet kune do section discusses personal liberation and mastery, while the acting segment explores the essence of being an actor. Self-knowledge themes focus on authenticity and self-actualization. The letters included offer insights into his thoughts on life, experience, and mindset. This book is part of the Bruce Lee Library, which features several other works celebrating his legacy.