Studies in Pessimism
Book • 2012
In 'Studies in Pessimism', Arthur Schopenhauer presents a series of essays that critique optimistic philosophies and emphasize the central role of suffering in human existence.
The book includes essays such as 'On the Sufferings of the World', 'The Vanity of Existence', and 'On Suicide', offering a philosophical reflection on the nature of life and human experience.
Schopenhauer argues that suffering is more prevalent than happiness and that life is often a series of disappointments.
The book includes essays such as 'On the Sufferings of the World', 'The Vanity of Existence', and 'On Suicide', offering a philosophical reflection on the nature of life and human experience.
Schopenhauer argues that suffering is more prevalent than happiness and that life is often a series of disappointments.
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