The Ethics of Individuality

There's a lot in Schopenhauer value that could be detached from the metaphysics. He thinks that in order to experience anything, we've got to divide it up in time and see one thing is causing another through time. And this is basically Kant's view that he's taken on. It's a slightly difficult view, in other words, that it's our experiencing the world that breaks it up into individuals. That's a kind of idealism. We're going to talk about the ethics in the third part.