[The World as Will and Representation 02] • Arthur Schopenhauer · The World as Will and Presentation by Schopenhauer, Arthur -- Read -- Imperial Library of Trantor

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Cover Title Page Copyright Page Table of Contents Translators’ Introduction Supplements to the First Book

First Half The Doctrine of Perceptual Presentation

1. On the Fundamental Idealistic View 2. On the Doctrine of Perceptual Cognizance, or Cognizance on the Part of the Understanding 3. On the Senses 4. On Cognizance a priori

Second Half The Doctrine of Abstract Presentation, or Thought

5. On the Nonrational Intellect 6. On the Doctrine of Abstract Cognizance, or Cognizance on the Part of Reason 7. On the Relation of Perceptual to Abstract Cognizance 8. On the Theory of the Cause of Laughter 9. On Logic in General 10. On Syllogistics 11. On Rhetoric 12. On the Doctrine of Science 13. On the Doctrine of Method in Mathematics 14. On the Association of Ideas. 15. On the Essential Imperfections of the Intellect 16. On the Practical Use of Reason and Stoicism 17. On the Human Need for Metaphysics

Supplements to the Second Book

18. On the Cognizability of the Thing in Itself 19. On the Primacy of Will in Self-Consciousness 20. Objectification of Will in the Animal Organism 21. Retrospective View and More General Consideration 22. Objective View of the Intellect 23. On the Objectification of Will in Incognizant Nature 24. On Matter 25. Transcendent Considerations Regarding Will as Thing in Itself 26. On Teleology 27. On Instinct and Mechanical Drives 28. Characteristics of the Will for Life

Supplements to the Third Book

29. On Cognizance of the Ideas 30. On the Pure Subject of Cognition 31. On Genius 32. On Madnessi 33. Diverse Observations on Natural Beauty 34. On the Inner Essence of Art 35. On the Aesthetics of Architecture 36. Diverse Observations on the Aesthetics of the Plastic and Pictorial Arts 37. On the Aesthetics of Poetry 38. On History 39. On the Metaphysics of Music

Supplements to the Fourth Book

40. Preface 41. On Death and Its Relation to the Indestructibility of Our Essence in Itself 42. Species Life 43. Heritability of Traits 44. The Metaphysics of Sexual Love Appendix to the Preceding Chapter 45. On Affirmation of the Will for Life 46. On the Nullity and Suffering of Life 47. On Ethics 48. On the Doctrine of the Denial of the Will for Life 49. The Order of Salvation 50. Epiphilosophy

Endnotes Index