The World As Will And Idea (Volume III)

Exploring the philosophical concepts of will and representation, this volume delves into Schopenhauer's ideas on the nature of reality and human experience. It examines the interplay between desire and suffering, emphasizing the role of art and aesthetics as a means of transcending the will. The translation by R. B. Haldane and J. Kemp aims to convey the depth of Schopenhauer's thought, making complex ideas accessible to readers. This third volume continues the profound inquiry into existence and the human condition.