Essays on Schopenhauer's Philosophy (Schopenhauer)

Author: Arthur Schopenhauer (Germany), translated by Wei Qichang
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Publish Date: 2005-04-13
Features: Schopenhauer was a German philosopher. Due to his deep sensitivity to human suffering and his extreme pessimism about life, he was known as the "pessimistic philosopher." He opposed Hegel's absolute idealism and was a pioneer of the new "life" philosophy. This book selects 11 essays from Volume 2 and Volume 4 of the Collected Works of Schopenhauer that are closely related to our secular life, discussing topics such as education, genius, beauty, psychological musings, fate, and love. These essays reflect the author's unique insights on issues like education, genius, aesthetics, fate, and love, shining with the wisdom of Schopenhauer's thought.