Subject Area: Schopenhauer, Arthur
Hübscher, Arthur1990 0-88946-787-0 528 pages
In Denker gegen den Strom Hübscher elucidated the main doctrines of Schopenhauer's philosophy by tracing its development within and against the various intellectual and philosophical currents of Schopenhauer's time. Cultivates new ways of understanding Schopenhauer's philosophy and contemporary relationships.
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LeFew-Blake, Penelope
2001 0-7734-7437-4 152 pages
Eliot, Schreiner, Woolf, and Lessing are among the women writers of the British tradition whose work reveals a debt to Schopenhauer’s theory of the will and his aesthetic concepts.
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Neeley, G. Steven
2003 0-7734-6873-0 236 pages
This is one of the only studies to argue that a consistent reading of Schopenhauer is possible, making it a significant contribution to the literature. It argues convincingly that the prominent objections to Schopenhauer’s philosophy are based upon crude misunderstandings of the text.
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Luft, Eric von der
1989 0-88946-311-5 459 pages
Bicentennial trilingual anthology of new essays on Schopenhauer by 20 great living Schopenhauer scholars.
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Ausmus, Harry J.
1996 0-7734-8891-X 360 pages
This study demonstrates that what is positive in Nietzsche's thought was already more clearly expressed in Schopenhauer's philosophy, and what is questionable was already criticized. It also demonstrates the religiosity of Nietzsche's thought, which is a secularized form of certain aspects of Christian theology, which leads to an elevation of psychology over metaphysics, lending support to a trend that has dominated much of twentieth-century thought. The book calls for a diminution in the importance of psychology, and recommends that metaphysics be reestablished in its rightful position by 'starting over' with the philosophy of Schopenhauer.
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Jordan, Neil
2010 0-7734-3800-9 244 pages
This work explores Schopenhauer’s ethics and central aspects of his philosophy of value, discussing his conception of the individual character, his determinism, his depiction of the states of virtue and salvation, and the value that life has when understood in Schopenhauer’s terms. The book also investigates the nature and depth of Schopenhauer’s pessimism, and the extent to which it is rooted in his metaphysics.
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