Schopenhauer's Biophilosophy

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Empirical metaphysics serves as the foundation for Schopenhauer's exploration of the essence of the world and living beings, emphasizing a scientific approach to philosophy. He critiques the limitations of sciences that rely on the principle of sufficient reason, arguing they cannot access the true nature of things. Through introspection, he reveals the will to live as a form of causality, extending this understanding to other living beings and the entirety of nature, thereby bridging subjective experience with broader existential truths.