-
speak of
freedom of
individual willing.
Albert Einstein quoted the
Schopenhauerian idea that "a man can do as he will, but not will as he will." Yet the...
- of Schopenhauer's life and
subsequent years after his death, post-
Schopenhauerian pessimism became a po****r
trend in 19th-century Germany. Nevertheless...
-
latter half of the Ring cycle,
which he had yet to compose.
Aspects of
Schopenhauerian doctrine found their way into Wagner's
subsequent libretti. A second...
- a
piece for Film International,
argued that True
Detective probes Schopenhauerian philosophy through its
approach to individuality, self-denial, and...
- "wider"
means for redemption. Secondarily, Mainländer
reinterprets the
Schopenhauerian will-to-live as an
underlying will-to-die, i.e. the will-to-live is...
-
supposed to be less
subject to Will than most: such a
person was a
Schopenhauerian genius, a
person whose exceptional predominance of
intellect over Will...
-
impact on Nietzsche's
philosophical development. The
Critique of the
Schopenhauerian philosophy is
generally seen as
offering a
position closer to realism...
- (e.g.
Bryan Magee) see
Parsifal as Wagner's last
great espousal of
Schopenhauerian philosophy.
Parsifal can heal
Amfortas and
redeem Kundry because he...
- Schopenhauer's monism.
Though in this
connection the reasonless, all-embracing
Schopenhauerian will is
still accepted as the
essence of the
world and the only thing...
- ("The Evil Demiurge"),
published in 1969,
influenced by
Gnosticism and
Schopenhauerian interpretation of
Platonic ontology, as well as that of Plotinus. Religion...
