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The World as Will and Idea, Volume 2 of 3

The World as Will and Idea, Volume 2 of 3

Arthur Schopenhauer

Hardcover

Philosophy

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ISBN10: 9375547620
ISBN13: 9789375547624
Publisher: True Sign Publishing House Private Limited
Pages: 410
Weight: 1.37
Height: 1.06 Width: 5.50 Depth: 8.50
Language: English
The World as Will and Idea Volume - 2 by Arthur Schopenhauer is an essential continuation of the philosophical framework he established in the first volume. In this second part, Schopenhauer expands upon his concept of the world as driven by an irrational and all-pervasive Will, exploring its implications in greater detail. This volume primarily focuses on the phenomenon of human existence and experience, delving into the aspects of life where the Will most distinctly manifests. Schopenhauer examines a variety of topics including sexuality, the desire for knowledge, and the human will's influence on art and science, providing a comprehensive analysis of how the Will operates within the human sphere. In addition to these explorations, Schopenhauer also discusses the limitations and capabilities of human cognition, emphasizing the idea that our understanding of the world is always filtered through the lens of our subjective experiences. He argues that our perceptions and judgments are inherently influenced by our individual wills, which color our understanding of reality. The volume is characterized by Schopenhauer's distinctive blend of pessimism and profound insight, as he delves into the depths of human nature and the often troubling realities of existence. The World as Will and Idea Volume - 2 is a compelling and thought-provoking work that challenges readers to reconsider their views on life, desire, and knowledge. It remains a crucial text in the fields of philosophy and psychology, offering deep reflections on the human condition and the nature of reality.

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