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Parerga og Paralipomena er en samling af sene tekster fra den tyske tænker Arthur Schopenhaurs hånd. Titlen henviser til, at det er alle forfatterskabets “biværker” (Parerga) og “tiloversblevne tekster” (Paralipomena), der her samles til en fragmentarisk og aforistisk samling af essays.Hele samlingen består af fire delbind, der til sammen udgør de to hovedbind, Parega og Paralipomena. Hvert delbind kan læses uafhængigt af de andre, og er generelt opbygget som enkeltstående tanker og overvejelser. Delbind 2 bærer undertitlen “Aforismer om livsvisdom” og er formentligt ikke bare det mest tilgængelige af de fire delbind, men nok også den mest tilgængelige tekst i hele forfatterskabet.Delbind 3, som vi udgiver samtidigt med delbind 2, bærer undertitlen “Enkeltstående, men systematisk ordnede tanker om mangfoldige ting.”. På sigt er det planen, at vi gerne vil udgive alle fire helbind, så Parerga og Paralipomena for første gang kan findes i en komplet dansk oversættelse.For mange er Schopenhaurs filosofi i dag næsten synonymt med sortsyn og pessimisme. Men selvom den gamle tysker kan være kritisk, hård og dyster i sin analyse af verden, så rummer hans tankesystem alligevel en kerne af håbefuldhed og lys. En kerne, der bliver klarlagt og friskt formuleret, i disse samlinger af tankeperler.

Parerga og Paralipomena er en samling af sene tekster fra den tyske tænker Arthur Schopenhaurs hånd. Titlen henviser til, at det er alle forfatterskabets “biværker” (Parerga) og “tiloversblevne tekster” (Paralipomena), der her samles til en fragmentarisk og aforistisk samling af essays.Hele samlingen består af fire delbind, der til sammen udgør de to hovedbind, Parega og Paralipomena. Hvert delbind kan læses uafhængigt af de andre, og er generelt opbygget som enkeltstående tanker og overvejelser. Delbind 2 bærer undertitlen “Aforismer om livsvisdom” og er formentligt ikke bare det mest tilgængelige af de fire delbind, men nok også den mest tilgængelige tekst i hele forfatterskabet.Delbind 3, som vi udgiver samtidigt med delbind 2, bærer undertitlen “Enkeltstående, men systematisk ordnede tanker om mangfoldige ting.”. På sigt er det planen, at vi gerne vil udgive alle fire helbind, så Parerga og Paralipomena for første gang kan findes i en komplet dansk oversættelse.For mange er Schopenhaurs filosofi i dag næsten synonymt med sortsyn og pessimisme. Men selvom den gamle tysker kan være kritisk, hård og dyster i sin analyse af verden, så rummer hans tankesystem alligevel en kerne af håbefuldhed og lys. En kerne, der bliver klarlagt og friskt formuleret, i disse samlinger af tankeperler.

A devout believer in the supremacy of will over intellect, Arthur Schopenhauer developed a metaphysical theory that influenced such thinkers as Nietzsche, Wagner, Wittgenstein, and Freud. These six essays are drawn from the chapters entitled Zur Ethik and Zur Rechtslehre und Politik, which originated in the philosopher's Parerga, as well as from his posthumously published writings. More than any other work, On Human Nature offers an expression of Schopenhauer's views, including the depth of his interests, his biases, and his philosophy. Students of history and philosophy along with other readers will appreciate these lucid, accessible observations on government, free will and fatalism, character, moral instinct, and ethics.German philosopher Arthur Schopenhauer (1788-1860) reacted with pessimism to his idealistic predecessors, contending that human motivations derive from basic desires that can never be satisfied. His writings on psychology, ethics, and politics influenced such latter-day thinkers as Nietzsche, Wittgenstein, and Freud.

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"Studies in Pessimism" is a collection of essays written by the German philosopher Arthur Schopenhauer. The book, first published in 1851, is a compilation of philosophical reflections that delve into Schopenhauer's distinctive worldview, particularly focusing on his pessimistic perspective on life. Here are some key aspects of the book and its contents: Pessimism: As the title suggests, "Studies in Pessimism" is a collection that centers around Schopenhauer's pessimistic philosophy. Schopenhauer believed that suffering is an inherent part of human existence, and he explored various aspects of life that contribute to this suffering, such as desire, the nature of the will, and the inevitability of death. Philosophical Themes: The essays cover a range of philosophical themes, including the fleeting nature of happiness, the pursuit of wealth and success as futile endeavors, the challenges of human relationships, and the limitations of human knowledge. Schopenhauer draws on his metaphysical views, particularly his concept of the "will," to elucidate these themes. Style and Tone: Schopenhauer is known for his clear and often pessimistic writing style. He presents his arguments with a direct and straightforward tone, making his ideas accessible to a broader audience. Influence of Eastern Thought: Schopenhauer was influenced by Eastern philosophies, particularly Hindu and Buddhist thought. This influence is evident in his exploration of the concept of desire, the nature of the will, and the pursuit of inner peace. Emphasis on Individual Freedom: While emphasizing the inevitability of suffering, Schopenhauer also places importance on individual freedom and the ability to mitigate suffering through personal choices and attitudes. He suggests that recognizing the transient nature of desires can lead to a more content and peaceful existence. Legacy: "Studies in Pessimism" is one of Schopenhauer's more accessible works and has been influential in shaping discussions on existentialism, pessimism, and the nature of human experience. It provides a concise introduction to Schopenhauer's philosophical outlook and serves as a key text for those interested in his ideas. In summary, "Studies in Pessimism" by Arthur Schopenhauer is a collection of essays that explores the inherent challenges and suffering in human existence from a pessimistic philosophical standpoint. It is characterized by Schopenhauer's clear and direct writing style and provides insight into his unique worldview.

"The Basis of Morality" is a philosophical work written by the German philosopher Arthur Schopenhauer. It was first published in 1840 as an appendix to his main work, "The World as Will and Representation" ("Die Welt als Wille und Vorstellung"). In this work, Schopenhauer delves into the nature of ethics, morality, and the fundamental principles that govern human conduct. Key themes in "The Basis of Morality" include: Metaphysical Exploration: Schopenhauer begins by exploring the metaphysical basis of morality, arguing that the foundation of ethics lies in a metaphysical understanding of the human will. He proposes that the ultimate reality is an indomitable, blind, and irrational "will to live" that underlies all phenomena. Ethical Theory: Schopenhauer develops his ethical theory based on the idea that compassion, or what he calls "universal altruism," is the cornerstone of morality. He argues that individuals should recognize the suffering inherent in all living beings and act with compassion and benevolence toward others. The Role of Pity: Central to Schopenhauer's moral philosophy is the concept of pity (Mitleid). He sees pity as the direct awareness of the suffering of others and believes that it is the primary motive for ethical behavior. Pity, according to Schopenhauer, transcends individual egoism and forms the basis for moral actions. Asceticism and the Denial of the Will: Schopenhauer explores the idea of asceticism as a means of transcending the individual will. He suggests that the denial of personal desires and the renunciation of worldly attachments lead to a higher moral state and a reduction of suffering. Critique of Kantian Ethics: While Schopenhauer acknowledges the influence of Immanuel Kant, he also criticizes certain aspects of Kantian ethics. He proposes his own ethical framework that is more focused on the emotional and intuitive aspects of moral experience. Schopenhauer's writing is characterized by its depth, clarity, and a certain pessimistic outlook on human existence. "The Basis of Morality" remains an important work in the history of ethics and is considered a significant contribution to the broader philosophical discourse on morality and human nature.

Arthur Schopenhauer (1788-1860) was a German philosopher who is best known for his work in metaphysics and ethics. He was a prominent figure in the German philosophical tradition and had a significant influence on later philosophers such as Friedrich Nietzsche. Here are some key aspects of Schopenhauer's philosophy: Metaphysics of the Will: One of Schopenhauer's central ideas is the concept of the "will." He argued that an underlying, blind, and irrational force, which he identified as the will to live, is the fundamental aspect of reality. This will is the driving force behind all phenomena in the world. Pessimism: Schopenhauer is often associated with a pessimistic view of existence. He believed that the will to live leads to suffering and that human desires and cravings are insatiable, causing perpetual dissatisfaction. He famously described life as a constant striving and the attainment of desires as temporary relief from suffering. The World as Representation: Schopenhauer distinguished between the "world as will" and the "world as representation." The world as representation is the world as it appears to us through our senses and conceptual understanding. He argued that our perceptions and experiences are shaped by the will and that the world we see is a product of this will. Aesthetic Experience: Schopenhauer had a deep appreciation for the arts, particularly music and visual arts. He believed that artistic experiences provide a temporary escape from the relentless striving of the will and offer a glimpse into a transcendent realm. Influence on Nietzsche: Schopenhauer's ideas, especially his emphasis on the will and his critique of traditional values, had a profound impact on Friedrich Nietzsche. While Nietzsche initially admired Schopenhauer, he later developed his own distinct philosophical stance, often critiquing aspects of Schopenhauer's pessimism. Ethics: Schopenhauer's ethical views were influenced by Eastern philosophies, particularly Hindu and Buddhist thought. He advocated for a form of compassion and self-denial as a means to alleviate suffering. Controversial Legacy: Schopenhauer's philosophy was not widely appreciated during his lifetime, but he gained posthumous recognition. While some appreciate his unique perspective and contributions to metaphysics, others criticize aspects of his pessimism and his sometimes cynical view of human nature. Schopenhauer's works, including "The World as Will and Representation," "On the Basis of Morality," and "Essays and Aphorisms," continue to be studied and discussed in contemporary philosophy. His ideas on the will, suffering, and the nature of reality remain subjects of interest and debate.

Aphorismes sur la sagesse dans la vie est un essai publié par Arthur Schopenhauer en 1851, inclus dans son ouvrage Parerga et Paralipomena, dans la seconde moitié du premier volume. Souvent publié à part des Parerga, c'est celui des ouvrages de Schopenhauer qui a été le plus lu. La première traduction en français date de 1880, réalisée par Jean Alexandre Cantacuzène. Schopenhauer introduit ainsi son essai: Je prends ici la notion de sagesse dans la vie dans son acception immanente, c'est-à-dire que j'entends par là l'art de rendre la vie aussi agréable et aussi heureuse que possible. Cette étude pourrait s'appeler également l'Eudémonologie; ce serait donc un traité de la vie heureuse.

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Thank you for checking out this book by Theophania Publishing. We appreciate your business and look forward to serving you soon. We have thousands of titles available, and we invite you to search for us by name, contact us via our website, or download our most recent catalogues. The following essays are drawn from the chapters entitled Zur Ethik and Zur Rechtslehre und Politik which are to be found both in Schopenhauer's Parerga and in his posthumous writings. As in my previous volumes, so also in this, I have omitted a few passages which appeared to me to be either antiquated or no longer of any general interest. For convenience' sake I have divided the original chapters into sections, which I have had to name; and I have also had to invent a title which should express their real scope. The reader will find that it is not so much Ethics and Politics that are here treated, as human nature itself in various aspects.

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