The Cambridge Edition of the Works of Schopenhauer · Arthur Schopenhauer by Del Caro, Adrian -- Read -- Imperial Library of Trantor

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Coverpage Half title The Cambridge Edition of the Works of Schopenhauer Title page Imprints page Contents General editor’s preface Editorial notes and references Introduction

Outline of The World as Will and Representation The Paralipomena in relation to Schopenhauer’s philosophy Didacticism and diatribe

Notes on text and translation

German edition Vocabulary Style, syntax and punctuation Schopenhauer’s use of other languages

Chronology Bibliography Parerga and Paralipomena, Volume 2

Title page Contents Sporadic yet systematically ordered thoughts on multifarious topics Chapter 1 On philosophy and its method

§1 §2 §3 §4 §5 §6 §7 §8 §9 §10 §11 §12 §13 §14 §15 §16 §17 §18 §19 §20 §21

Chapter 2 On logic and dialectic

§22 §23 §24 §25 §26

Chapter 3 Some thoughts concerning the intellect in general and in every respect

§27 §28 §29 § 30 §31 §32 §33 §34 §35 §36 §37 §38 §39 §40 §41 §42 §43 §44 §45 §46 §47 §48 §49 §50 §51 §52 §53 §54 §55 §56 §57 §58 §59 §60 Appendix

Chapter 4 Some observations on the antithesis of the thing in itself and appearance

§61 §62 §63 §64 §65 §66 §67

Chapter 5 Some words on pantheism

§68 §69

Chapter 6 On philosophy and natural science

§70 §71 §72 §73 §74 §75 §76 §77 §78 §79

§79a

§80 §81 §82 §83 §84 §85 §86 §87 §88a §88b §89 §90 §91 §92 §93 §94 §95 §96 §97 §98 §99 §100 §101 §102

Chapter 7 On colour theory

§103 §104 §105 §106 §107

For the Frankfurt Goethe-album

Chapter 8 On ethics

§108 §109 §110 §111 §112 §113 §114 §115 §116 §117 §118 §119

Chapter 9 On jurisprudence and politics

§120 §121 §122 §123 §124 §125 §126 §127 §128 §129 §130 §131 §132 §133

Chapter 10 On the doctrine of the indestructibility of our true essence by death

§134 §135 §136 §137 §138 §139 §140 §141

Small concluding dialogical diversion

Chapter 11 Additional remarks on the doctrine of the nothingness of existence

§142 §143 §144 §145 §146 §147 147a

Chapter 12 Additional remarks on the doctrine of the suffering of the world

§148 § 149 §150 §151 §152 §153 §154 §155 §156 §156a

Chapter 13 On suicide

§157 §158 §159 §160

Chapter 14 Additional remarks on the doctrine of the affirmation and negation of the will to life

§161 §162 §163 §164 §165 §166 §167 §168 §169 §170 §171 §172 §172a §173

Chapter 15 On religion

§174

A dialogue

§175

Faith and knowledge

§176

Revelation

§177

On Christianity

§178

On theism

§179

Old and New Testament

§180

Sects

§181

Rationalism

§182

Chapter 16 Some remarks on Sanskrit literature

§183 §184 §185 §186 §187 §188 §189 §190

Chapter 17 Some archaeological observations

§191 §192 §193 §194 §194a §195

Chapter 18 Some mythological observations

§196 §197 §198 §199 §200 §201 §202 §203 §203a §204

Chapter 19 On the metaphysics of the beautiful and aesthetics

§205 §206 §207 §208 §209 §210 §211 §212 §213 §214 §215 §216 §217 §218 §219 §220 §221 §222 §223 §224 §225 §226 §227 §228 §229 §230 §231 §232 §232a §233 §234

Chapter 20 On judgement, criticism, approbation and fame

§235 §236 §237 §238 §238a §239 §240 §241 §242 §243

Chapter 21 On learning and the learned

§244 §245 §246 §247 §248 §249 §250 §251 §252 §253 §254 §255 §256

Chapter 22 Thinking for oneself

§257 §258 §259 §260 §261 §262 §263 §264 §265 §266 §267 §268 §269 §270 §271

Chapter 23 On writing and style

§272 §273 §274 §275 §276 §277 §278 §279 §280 §281 §282 §283 §284 §285 §285a §286 §287 §288 §289 §289a

Chapter 24 On reading and books

§290 §291 §292 §292a §293 §294 §295 §295a §296 §296a §297

Chapter 25 On language and words

§298 §298a §299 §299a §300 §301 §302 §303 §303a

Chapter 26 Psychological remarks

§304 §305 §306 §307 §308 §309 §310 §311 §311a §312 §313 §314 §315 §316 §317 §318 §319 §320 §321 §322 §323 §324 §324a §325 §326 §327 §328 §329 §330 §331 §332 §333 §334 §335 §336 §337 §338 §339 §340 §341 §342 §343 §344 §344a §345 §346 §347 §348 §349 §350 §350a §351 §352 §353 §354 §355 §356 §357 §358 §359 §360 §361 §361a

Chapter 27 On women

§362 §363 §364 §365 §366 §367 §368 §369 §370 §371

Chapter 28 On education

§372 §373 §374 §375 §376

Chapter 29 On physiognomy

§377

Chapter 30 On noise and sounds

§378

Chapter 31 Similes, parables and fables

§379 §380 §380a §381 §381a §382 §383 §384 §385 §386 §386a §387 §388 §389 §390 §391 §392 §393 §394 §395 §396

Some verses

Weimar, 1808

Sonnet

Rudolstadt, 1813

The Boulders in the Valley at Schwarzburg Sunbeam through Clouds, in a Storm Morning in the Harz

Dresden, 1815

To the Sistine Madonna

1819

Shameless verses

1820

To Kant

Berlin, 1829

Riddle of Turandot

1830

The Lydian stone, a fable

1831

The flower vase

Frankfurt am Main, 1837

Head-voice Chest-voice

1845

Antistrophe to the 73rd Venetian epigram

1857

Power of attraction

1856

Finale

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