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Há 5 dias · By Tim Brinkhof. May 23, 2024. In a particularly harrowing passage from his 1819 discourse The World as Will and Representation, German philosopher Arthur Schopenhauer cites an account from one of botanist and geologist Franz Wilhelm Junghuhn’s expeditions to the Indonesian island of Java.
Há 3 dias · Eduardo Brandão: A obra Dialética do Esclareciment o foi escrita por Horkheimer e Adorno e publicada em 1947, embora já circulasse desde 1944 em forma mimeografada entre os colegas do Instituto para a Pesquisa Social. Por conta do nacional-socialismo na Alemanha e da Segunda Guerra Mundial, os autores estiveram nesse período nos Estados ...
Há 5 dias · 391 subscribers. 0. No views 1 hour ago. Explore Schopenhauer's belief that beauty lies in the heart of the beholder, highlighting the subjective nature of aesthetic appreciation and its...
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Há 20 horas · Voici 10 citations d’Arthur Schopenhauer en français : 1. « L’homme peut certes faire ce qu’il veut, mais il ne peut pas vouloir ce qu’il veut. Cette citation soulève la question de la liberté de volonté et de nos limites internes. 2.
Há 5 dias · Schopenhauer. Arthur Schopenahuer nació en Danzig (por entonces parte de la “República de las Dos Naciones”, también llamada “Mancomunidad de Polonia-Lituania”, un Estado que duró hasta 1795) el 22 de febrero de 1788. Provenía de una familia de origen holandés, y su padre era un próspero comerciante. Cuando Danzig fue anexada al ...
Há 5 dias · No views 1 minute ago A Book A Day - A Literary Podcast from India. Schopenhauer's perspective on writers and authors is quite interesting. Here I narrate one of essays on the subject. ...more...
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Há 2 dias · Schopenhauer’s biography (2 of 5): the path to the theory of the will. I regard his university years in Berlin as crucial in shaping the extraordinary self-reliance of Arthur Schopenhauer (1788-1860). He had just turned sixteen when he […] May 12, 2024. philosophy.
