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World As Will and Idea, Vol. 1 of 3

World As Will and Idea, Vol. 1 of 3

著者: Arthur Schopenhauer
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In this profound exploration, Schopenhauer delves into his central thesis that beneath the reality we perceive lies an insatiable Will, eternally striving for satisfaction. Each human observer interacts with the world through this intrinsic Will, often blinded by the distractions of life and the superficial differences that obscure its essence. To truly grasp the underlying reality—the Thing-In-Itself—one must look beyond the principium individuationis, which is caught in the relentless cycle of cause and effect defined by the Principle of Sufficient Reason. Art serves as a powerful medium that reveals this essence, allowing us to transcend our individual desires and glimpse a shared reality. By recognizing the common Will that binds all humanity, we can cultivate an ego-less love grounded in our collective nature. While Schopenhauer confronts the fundamental suffering of existence, he is far more than a mere pessimist; his celebration of Art and Love offers a transformative vision that has profoundly influenced literary giants like Tolstoy. Ultimately, he advocates for the Way of Negation as a pathway to peace, suggesting that by silencing our Will and the myriad expressions of it in our lives, we can approach a state of ultimate tranquility akin to the annihilation espoused in the great Vedic philosophies of India, a tradition to which Schopenhauer acknowledges a deep indebtedness.Copyright Politics, Philosophy, Religion スピリチュアリティ 哲学 社会科学
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