Schopenhauer and the Ground of Existence |
Contents
INTRODUCTION | 1 |
CHAPTER ONE THE FRANKFURT HERMIT | 39 |
CHAPTER TWO PHILOSOPHICAL DEBUT | 55 |
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absolute absurd according to Schopenhauer aesthetic agnosticism antinomies appears asserts atheism basic basis Berlin University brain Bykhovsky cause character completely concept conditioned consciousness consequently contradiction Critique of Pure determinism dialectical distinction egoism empirical essence eudaimonism everything existence fact forces freedom hauer Hegel Hegelian human idea idealist individual insofar intellect intuition Kant Kant's doctrine Kantian Kuno Fischer law of causality Leibniz Lev Shestov live logical Marxist materialism materialist matter means merely metaphysics moral motives nature necessity noumena object objectification objective idealist opposed opposition pantheism perception pessimism phenomena phenomenon philoso physical Plato plurality principle of sufficient problem proof Pure Reason quietism rational knowledge reality recognize refutation relation religion revolution root Schopen Schopenhauer's aesthetics Schopenhauer's philosophy Schopenhauerian scientific social space struggle subjective idealism suffering sufficient reason teleology theodicy thing-in-itself things things-in-themselves tion transcendental truth understanding unity whole words world as representation writes