The World as Will and Idea (Vol 1-3) - Philosophical Classic (Complete Edition)

Arthur Schopenhauer

Traductor John Kemp, Richard Burdon Haldane

Sinopsis

Arthur Schopenhauer's seminal work, "The World as Will and Idea," unfolds a profound philosophical investigation into the nature of reality, presenting an intricate interplay between the concepts of will and representation. Written in a clear yet richly nuanced prose style, Schopenhauer articulates his metaphysical framework, positing that the world we perceive is shaped by our own subjective experiences and underlying desires. By synthesizing elements from Kantian philosophy and Eastern thought, this tri-part treatise delves into aesthetics, ethics, and the human condition, revealing the existential struggle inherent in the pursuit of knowledge and happiness. Arthur Schopenhauer (1788-1860), a pivotal figure in 19th-century philosophy, was deeply influenced by both Western philosophical traditions and Eastern spirituality, particularly Buddhism and Hinduism. His reflections on the irrational forces that govern human behavior, drew upon his own personal struggles and isolation, which he believed resonated deeply with the human experience. The book marks a critical junction in philosophical discourse, ultimately influencing existential thought and later thinkers such as Nietzsche. "The World as Will and Idea" is a compelling exploration for readers seeking to understand the philosophical underpinnings of desire, suffering, and the nature of reality. Schopenhauer's insightful analysis invites readers to contemplate their own existence, making this work an essential read for anyone intrigued by philosophy, psychology, or the intricacies of human life.

Disponible desde: 18/12/2023.

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Humanidades y ciencias sociales

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