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Everything is meaningless! Says the Philosopher
“Meaningless! Meaningless!” says the Philosopher. “Utterly meaningless! Everything is meaningless.” Now that was rather pessimistic yes? Yet these bitterly resounding words are ascribed to a king who is known for his unparalleled economic advancement and growth, not to mention his … Continue reading
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Tagged Arthur Schopenhauer, pessimism, Rust Cohle
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Arthur Schopenhauer – Upanishads – Random Selections
In light of the Upanishads… The World as Will and Representation – Vol 1 – Random Selections. By Arthur Schopenhauer. Translated and edited by Judith Norman, Alistair Welchman & Christopher Janaway. Narrated & adapted for video by Jason Youngman. Click … Continue reading
Arthur Schopenhauer: In Light of the Upanishads
In light of the Upanishads… The World as Will and Representation Vol 1 §63 (Eternal Justice) By Arthur Schopenhauer. Translated and edited by Judith Norman, Alistair Welchman and Christopher Janaway. Narrated & adapted for video by Jason Youngman Click here … Continue reading
Posted in Culture, History, Mysticism, Philosophy, Religion, Spirituality
Tagged Alistair Welchman, Arthur Schopenhauer, Atman, §63, Brahman, Christopher Janaway, Eternal Justice, Hindu, Indian, Indian Philosophy, Judith Norman, Karma, Maya, Reincarnation, The World as Will and Representation, Upanishads, Veda
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An Introduction to Arthur Schopenhauer
SCHOPENHAUER – A Very Short Introduction By Christopher Janaway (2002) Oxford, New York Narrated & adapted for video by Jason Youngman Based on chapter one: Schopenhauers life and works VERY SHORT INTRODUCTIONS – Oxford University Press Discover a new topic … Continue reading
Immortality – Transcendental vs Immanent knowledge
IMMORTALITY: A DIALOGUE THE ESSAYS OF ARTHUR SCHOPENHAUER STUDIES IN PESSIMISM Volume Four Translated by T. Bailey Saunders Adapted & narrated by Jason Youngman Ever wonder why philosophers are stereotypically seen as depressed and sombre individuals who like to find … Continue reading
