Schopenhauer's Wisdom

Author: Liu Ye
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Publish Date: 2005-01-01
Features: In this book, he approaches the broad perspective of human nature and provides meticulous elaborations on all aspects of people's own possessions, status, and the way they conduct themselves. This book is a selected translation of the representative works of Schopenhauer's original texts and is a comprehensive work that embodies the essence of Schopenhauer's philosophy. The entire book is divided into six parts: "Human Nature," "General View of Life," "The Art of Social Conduct," "The Way to Treat People," "Love and Hate, Life and Death," and "Life Strategies." In these six parts, Schopenhauer elaborates on nearly all aspects of human life, including human nature, happiness and joy, will and intellect, honor and reputation, behavior and human nature, fate and strategies, and presents a unique and novel "theory of happiness." In this book, he approaches the broad perspective of human nature and provides meticulous elaborations on all aspects of people's own possessions, status, and the way they conduct themselves. He integrates the mainstream of Eastern and Western philosophy, scientifically reveals human nature and worldly wisdom, and with his wise and vivid pen, he engagingly discusses with us how to conduct ourselves, how to pursue happiness and success, and how to fully utilize this life.