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The World as Will and Idea - Exploring Reality and the Human Experience: A Philosophical Journey - cover

The World as Will and Idea - Exploring Reality and the Human Experience: A Philosophical Journey

Arthur Schopenhauer

Traductor John Kemp, Richard Burdon Haldane

Editorial: Good Press

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In "The World as Will and Idea," Arthur Schopenhauer presents a profound philosophical treatise that intertwines metaphysics with aesthetics. Schopenhauer's literary style is characterized by its rigorous argumentation and accessible prose, as he explores the duality of the world as both representation and will. Drawing on Kantian philosophy, he articulates a view of the human condition steeped in pessimism, emphasizing the incessant striving of the will as a source of suffering. The work is not only a critique of rationalism and optimistic metaphysics but also an early exploration of the idea that art and aesthetic experience offer a temporary reprieve from the pains of existence, a theme resonant in both Romantic and existential thought. Schopenhauer, a significant figure in 19th-century philosophy, grew up in a culturally rich environment that greatly influenced his intellectual development. A seasoned thinker working against the backdrop of German idealism, his articulation of the will as a driving force behind human action reflects both his personal struggles and a broader critique of contemporary society. His pessimistic worldview laid the foundation for later existentialist and psychoanalytic thought, positioning him as a pivotal precursor to modern philosophical inquiry. For readers seeking to grapple with the depths of human experience, "The World as Will and Idea" is an essential text that challenges conventional perceptions of reality and existence. Schopenhauer's incisive insights and eloquent prose invite readers to reflect critically on their own lives, making this work an indispensable companion for anyone interested in philosophy, psychology, or the arts.
Disponible desde: 13/12/2023.
Longitud de impresión: 1253 páginas.

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