Schopenhauer's Thoughts

Schopenhauer was a German philosopher. His keen sensitivity to human suffering and profound pessimism about life earned him the nickname "the pessimistic philosopher." He opposed Hegel's absolute idealism and pioneered a new philosophy of "life." Schopenhauer's Essays on Thought is a collection of ten essays closely related to our mundane lives, selected from Volumes 2 and 4 of the Complete Works of Schopenhauer. These essays explore topics such as education, genius, beauty, psychological reflections, fate, and sex. These essays reflect the author's unique insights on education, genius, aesthetics, fate, and sex, shimmering with the wisdom of Schopenhauer's thought.

2014-04-01

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