The World as Will and Representation the World as Will and Idea, Volume I of III Schopenhauer ArthurPaperback
The World as Will and Representation the World as Will and Idea, Volume I of III Schopenhauer ArthurPaperback German philosopher Arthur Schopenhauer wrote a strong text to explain his belief system…
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The World as Will and Representation the World as Will and Idea, Volume I of III Schopenhauer ArthurPaperback
German philosopher Arthur Schopenhauer wrote a strong text to explain his belief system in "The World as Will and Representation." Rather than viewing the world as a construct within itself, Schopenhauer argued that the world exists beyond the five senses. His ideas are classified as post-Kantian philosophy, just one strand of thought amidst other thinkers such as Hegel and Heidegger. He believed that rather than seeing an object in its true form, we only see and understand our perception of it.
Still, the philosopher disagrees with Kant's view of ethics, saying that inner experiences, driven by the Will, are the most significant part of the human experience. However, Schopenhauer is generally thought to follow Kant's original ideas most closely. Born in the late 1700's, Schopenhauer was immersed in philosophy at a young age.
By age 25, he published his doctoral dissertation "On the
World as Will and Representation