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4 giorni fa · To readers familiar with Buddhist scriptures, this passage inevitably echoes the story of Siddhartha Gautama, whose shocking encounter with the overabundance of death and suffering outside his princely palace propelled him on his path to Buddhahood. This is not a coincidence, as Schopenhauer, who lived from 1788 to 1860, is widely recognized as ...
5 giorni fa · “L’arte di insultare” di Arthur Schopenhauer è un’opera che mescola saggezza filosofica, e tagliente sarcasmo, e offre una prospettiva unica sull’arte dell’offesa. Schopenhauer, noto per il...
1 giorno fa · Come passaggio intermedio troviamo “L’arte di essere felici” di Arthur Schopenhauer (edito “Adelphi”) in cui il lettore – passando attraverso 50 massime del filosofo e traduttore, e a un saggio introduttivo a cura di Franco Volpi – può scoprire, con chiavi di lettura come, ad esempio, le lenti di Platone, realmente qualcosa in più sui più grandi nemici della felicità: il ...
3 giorni fa · For Arthur Schopenhauer, music is the highest of all art forms because it does not try to copy reality (as a movie might) or some phenomena in the world (such as an emotion). Music is its own ...
2 giorni fa · Arthur Schopenhauer (1788–1860) was a strong critic of German idealism and articulated a different metaphysical vision that takes a blind and irrational will as the underlying principle of reality. Pragmatists like C. S. Peirce (1839–1914) and John Dewey (1859–1952) conceived metaphysics as an observational science of the most general features of reality and experience.
1 giorno fa · Explore Schopenhauer's belief that the essence of a person lies in their will, emphasizing the central role of inner motivations and desires in defining one'...
4 giorni fa · "The Art of Controversy," a notable work by Arthur Schopenhauer, explores the strategies and tactics employed in debates and discussions. Written around 1830-31, during Schopenhauer's final period in Berlin, this treatise, also known as "The Art of Being Right," was not published during his lifetime.
