The World as Will and Representation III Arthur Schopenhauer /HardcoverUPC:9789632763699MPN:OSZ-PHIL-SCH-2021Brand Name:Osiris KiadOverviewArthur Schopenhauers monumental workThe World as Will and Representation(Die Welt als Wille und Vorstellung) stands among the cornerstones of modern Western philosophy. In this two-volume Hungarian edition published byOsiris Kiad, Schopenhauer presents his radical vision of the world as the dynamic interplay betweenwillthe blind, striving essence of existenceandrepresentationthe way reality appears to the human mind.Building upon Kants transcendental idealism, Schopenhauer exposes theinner structure of human suffering, desire, and creativity, proposing that true freedom and peace can only be achieved through the denial of the will. His ideas influenced thinkers such as Nietzsche, Freud, Wittgenstein, and Thomas Mann, and continue to resonate in contemporary discussions of consciousness, ethics, and aesthetics.This edition not only preserves thephilosophical precision and poetic clarityof Schopenhauers original text but also invites modern readers to rediscover a timeless voice that challenges the illusions of progress and the restless pursuit of human desire.ttekints (Hungarian Translation)Arthur SchopenhauerA vilg mint akarat s kpzetcm monumentlis mve a modern nyugati filozfia egyik alapkve. A ktktetes, azOsiris Kiadgondozsban megjelent kiadsban Schopenhauer a valsg ketts termszett trja fel: a vilg egyrsztakaratknt, azaz vak, kielgthetetlen sztnknt ltezik, msrsztkpzetknt, az emberi tudat ltal szlelt formban.Kant nyomdokain haladva Schopenhauer mlyen elemzi az emberiszenveds, vgy s teremtstermszett, s arra a kvetkeztetsre jut, hogy az igazi szabadsg s bke csak az akarat megtagadsban lehetsges. Tantsa nemcsak kortrsait, hanem a ksbbi korok gondolkodit is megihlette Nietzschetl s Freuddl Wittgensteinig s Thomas Mannig.Ez a kiads nem csupn filozfiai alapm, hanemidtll figyelmeztetsis a modern ember szmra: az akarat fkevesztett tombolsa legyen az technikai, politikai vagy szemlyes az emberisg pusztulshoz vezethet, ha hinyzik belle a blcs nismeret.Product FeaturesAuthor:Arthur SchopenhauerPublisher:Osiris KiadPublication Year:2021Language:HungarianFormat:Hardcover (stitched binding)Pages:1752 (2 volumes)Dimensions:15 20 cmISBN:9789632763699Genre:Philosophy / Metaphysics / AestheticsCategory:Classic Philosophy / German IdealismInteresting FactsWritten between18181819, expanded in1844, the work became one of themost influential textsin post-Kantian philosophy.Schopenhauers concept of thewill to liveprefigured Nietzsches and Freuds later theories of instinct and drive.The book profoundly influencedmodern art, psychology, and literature, inspiring Wagner, Mann, and Proust.Despite initial neglect, Schopenhauers popularity surged in the 20th century, making him aprophet of modern pessimismand spiritual realism.rdekessgek (Hungarian Translation)A m eredetileg18181819kztt kszlt, majd1844-benbvlt ktktetes formra.Azletakaratfogalma elrevettette Nietzsche s Freud ksbbi sztnelmleteit.Schopenhauer mly hatst gyakorolt amodern mvszetre, pszicholgira s irodalomra Wagner zenjtl Thomas Mann przjig.Br letben mellztk, a 20. szzadban gondolatai jra felrtkeldtek, s ma aspiritulis realizmusttrjnek tekintik.PublishersPublisher:Osiris KiadYear:2021Location:BudapestSeries:Osiris Trsadalomtudomnyi Knyvtr / Philosophy Refer