Son of the German novelist and essayist, Johanna Schopenhauer, Arthur was educated at the University of Gottingen and received his PhD at Jena in 1813. His thesis was later published in 1819 as The World As Will and Idea. He lectured at the University of Berlin at the same time as Georg Hegel. His metaphysical doctrine of the will was influential in later existentialist philosophy and Freudian psychology. His other works included On The Will In Nature (1836) and Parerga and Paralipomena (1851).
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GASX001
The Art of Controversy
1852
47
216k
GASX004
The Art of Literature
On Authorship
On Criticism
On Genius
On Men of Learning
On Reputation
On The Study of Latin
On Style
On Thinking for Oneself
1852
51
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GASX006
Counsels and Maxims
1886 (Posthumous)
60
432k
GASX007
On Human Nature & Other Essays
Character
Ethical Reflections
Free-will and Fatalism
Government
On Human Nature
Moral Instinct
1851
44
348k
GASX003
Religion: A Dialogue & Other Essays
On Books and Reading
The Christian System
A Few Words on Pantheism
Physiognomy
Psychological Observations
Religion: A Dialogue
1857
38
322k
GASX002
Studies in Pessimism
On Education
A Few Parables
Immortality: A Dialogue
On Noise
Psychological Observations
On the Sufferings of the World
On Suicide
The Vanity of Existence
Of Women
1858
45
343k
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The Wisdom of Life
1851
52
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