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Arthur Schopenhauer
ISBN 9780140442274
Rs. 958
Penguin Classics
Essays and Aphorisms
Who it's for: Readers new to Schopenhauer's philosophy or seeking concise philosophical reflections
Arthur Schopenhauer's Essays and Aphorisms compiles a selection of his concise writings spanning ethics, religion, art, and psychology. These works showcase his influential pessimistic philosophy, asserting human suffering as an inherent aspect of existence. Schopenhauer's prose offers a clear and profound examination of the human condition.Why You Should Read? Concise introduction to Schopenhauer’s core philosophical themes. Gain insight into a pivotal 19th-century philosopher's thought. Experience Schopenhauer’s witty, profound aphorisms on human nature. Engage with accessible philosophical reflections relevant to modern life.
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- Covers ethics, religion, art, and psychology
- Showcases Schopenhauer's pessimistic philosophy
- Concise introduction to core philosophical themes
- Includes witty and profound aphorisms on human nature
- Accessible philosophical reflections
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All by Arthur Schopenhauer →Questions about this book
What topics does this collection cover?
The essays and aphorisms span ethics, religion, art, and psychology, offering a broad view of Schopenhauer's thought.
What is Schopenhauer's philosophical stance?
He is known for his pessimistic philosophy, asserting that human suffering is an inherent aspect of existence.
Is this a good introduction to Schopenhauer?
Yes, it provides a concise introduction to his core philosophical themes and is accessible to general readers.
Does the book contain aphorisms?
Yes, it includes aphorisms that are witty and profound, offering insights into human nature.



