The World as Will and Representation

This book is a major work of Arthur Schopenhauer. Schopenhauer was a renowned modern German voluntarist and the antithesis of Hegel. He believed that the world is will and appearance, that life is suffering, and that to escape suffering one must deny life and move towards nothingness. His thought can be traced back to Plato, Kant, and Berkeley. He generally affirmed Kant and completely rejected Hegel. His ideas have had a profound and enduring influence on philosophy and literature both in China and abroad.
Through this book, you can have a comprehensive understanding of the struggle between rationality and anti-rationality in the history of philosophy.

2018-11-01

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