Schopenhauer, Arthur 1788-1860 [WorldCat Identities]

Tue Jan 31 20:17:43 2012 UTClccn-n80-327640.60The will to live; selected writings0.700.82On vision and colors17229367Arthur_Schopenhauern 80032764Schopenhauer.Schopenhauer, ... 1788-1860Schopenhauer, A.Schopenhauer, A. 1788-1860Schopenhauer, A. (Arthur), 1788-1860Schopenhauer, A. |q (Arthur), 1788-1860Schopenhauer, ArthurSchopenhauer, Artur.Schopenhauer, Artur, 1788-1860Schopenhauer, ArturoSchopenhauer, Arturo, 1788-1860Shopengauėr, Artur, 1788-1860Shōpenhauā, ... 1788-1860Shu-pen-hua, 1788-1860Shūpinhāvir, Ārtūr, 1788-1860Shūpinhawar, Artūr, 1788-1860Sopenaouer, 1788-1860Šopenchauer, ... 1788-1860Sopenchauer, Arthuros 1788-1860Šopenchauer, Artur 1788-1860Šopengauėr, A., 1788-1860Šopengauer, Artur.Šopengauėr, Artur, 1788-1860Šôpenhauer, Artûr 1788-1860Šopenhaueris, A. 1788-1860Šūpinhāwir, Ātūr 1788-1860Syop'enhauŏ, ... 1788-1860Szopenhauer.Шопенгауер, Артур, 1788-1860שאפענהויער, ארטורשאפענהויער, ארטור, 1788־1860שופנהאואר, 1788-1860שופנהאואר, ארתור, 1788-1860שופנהואר, ארתור‏شوپنهاور، آرتورشوپنهاور، أرثرشوپنهور، أرثر叔本華, 1788-1860oca00414953lccn-n80-158980Hübscher, Arthuredtlccn-n50-53344Saunders, T. Bailey(Thomas Bailey)1860-1928trllccn-n79-21132Nietzsche, Friedrich Wilhelm1844-1900np-grisebach, eduardGrisebach, Eduardedtnp-frauenstadt, juliusFrauenstädt, Juliusedtlccn-n79-21614Kant, Immanuel1724-1804lccn-n50-47296Gracián y Morales, Baltasar1601-1658crelccn-n85-251449Löhneysen, Wolfgang vonedtlccn-n79-89831Wagner, Richard1813-1883othlccn-nr98-19886Frauenstädt, Julius1813-1879edtSchopenhauer, Arthur1788-1860Schopenhauer, Arthur1788-1860600Aesthetics, German‍Dictionaries‍Conference proceedings‍Philosophy of nature‍Fiction‍Durant, Will,--1885-1981‍Literature--Philosophy‍Travel‍Political science‍Maxims‍Color‍Metaphysics‍England‍Aesthetics, Modern‍Tristan und Isolde (Wagner, Richard)‍Edman, Irwin,--1896-1954‍Bibliography‍Religion‍Music--Philosophy and aesthetics‍Storm, Theodor,--1817-1888‍Sufficient reason‍Tolstoy, Leo,--graf,--1828-1910‍Records and correspondence‍Philosophy, Modern‍Freud, Sigmund,--1856-1939‍Goethe, Johann Wolfgang von,--1749-1832‍Hegel, Georg Wilhelm Friedrich,--1770-1831‍Literature‍Pessimism‍Free will and determinism‍Conduct of life‍History‍Strauss, David Friedrich,--1808-1874‍Biography‍History--Study and teaching‍Aesthetics‍Influence (Literary, artistic, etc.)‍Nietzsche, Friedrich Wilhelm,--1844-1900‍Ethics‍Idea (Philosophy)‍Criticism, interpretation, etc.‍Kant, Immanuel,--1724-1804‍Philosophers‍Knowledge, Theory of‍GermanyPhilosophy, German‍Wagner, Richard,--1813-1883‍Wills‍Philosophy‍Schopenhauer, Arthur,--1788-1860‍17881860180018101813181418161818181918201822183018321836183918401841184218441845184618471850185118521854185518561857185818591860186218631864186518661867186818691870187118721873187418751876187718781879188018811882188318841885188618871888188918901891189218931894189518961897189818991900190119021903190419051906190719081909191019111912191319141915191619171918191919201921192219231924192519261927192819291930193119321933193419351936193719381939194019411942194319441945194619471948194919501951195219531954195519561957195819591960196119621963196419651966196719681969197019711972197319741975197619771978197919801981198219831984198519861987198819891990199119921993199419951996199719981999200020012002200320042005200620072008200920102011201217229367110773book193b3118.e5ocn461875579ocn074837069ocn074629934ocn615405971ocn075345436ocn263664791ocn314022835ocn613775591ocn643264632ocn450760180ocn698928786ocn611686430ocn011891008ocn061837771ocn006843760ocn175090842ocn264679123ocn456660869ocn722143539ocn075002373ocn299773620ocn258108834ocn700468098ocn312595329ocn257852772ocn256924178ocn257850858ocn078920094ocn257676082ocn632416900ocn742493764ocn073415485ocn075509975ocn723661691ocn721078926ocn723677827ocn073415492ocn075605189ocn073415490ocn723733588ocn073776915ocn723582559ocn723696368ocn720209125ocn721078917ocn723868950ocn723772757ocn723663300ocn723612286ocn072599911ocn076286886ocn043895394ocn034083301ocn449387149ocn438840866ocn724858378ocn186813848ocn725179703ocn720729242ocn725376732ocn721940917ocn185154846ocn456055456ocn451598179ocn442705670ocn661602589ocn46983725243321154311Шопенгауер, Артурショウペンハウエルשופנהאוארשאפענהויער, ארטורШопенгауэр, Артурアルトゥル・ショーペンハウアーשופנהאואר, ארתורアルトゥール・ショーペンハウアーショーペンハウアー叔本華叔本华23625701761ocn000276339sw000073471:lccn-n80-32764Falsebook19660.69Schopenhauer, ArthurThe world as will and representationThe German philosopher explains his thoughts about intellectual perception and abstract representation and critically analyzes Kant's ideas and teachings. Bibliogs.+-+761267139522466326797ocn000095086sw000071134:lccn-n80-32764Falsebook19700.70Schopenhauer, ArthurEssays and aphorismsTraduction intégrale des écrits complémentaires ou supplémentaires au "Monde comme volonté et représentation".+-+32779959651441158715ocn000597825sw000372095:lccn-n80-32764Falsebook19280.61Schopenhauer, ArthurThe philosophy of Schopenhauer1128175361ocn039157600sw000165655:lccn-n80-32764Falsebook19600.72Schopenhauer, ArthurEssay on the freedom of the willPrize Essay of the Freedon of the Will marked the beginning of Schopenhauer's public recognition and is widely regarded as a brilliant and elegant treatment of free will and determinism. This volume presents the text in a new translation.+-+869620670511171508117ocn000302196sw000302196:lccn-n80-32764Falsebook19650.71Schopenhauer, ArthurOn the basis of morality+-+67995772359121425111ocn000872602sw000872602:lccn-n80-32764Falsebook19740.73Schopenhauer, ArthurOn the fourfold root of the principle of sufficient reason+-+68387564067901538386ocn000072130sw000072130:lccn-n80-32764Falsebook19700.74Schopenhauer, ArthurAphorismen zur Lebensweisheit+-+950089139567569313ocn000312323sw000312323:lccn-n80-32764Falsebook19860.72Schopenhauer, ArthurWorks59572232ocn000374071sw000374071:lccn-n80-32764Falsebook18920.70Schopenhauer, ArthurEssays of Arthur Schopenhauer+-+495409522654058221ocn000685336sw000685336:lccn-n80-32764Falsebook19570.70Schopenhauer, ArthurOn human nature; essays, partly posthumous, in ethics and politics+-+54055756965305295ocn000276326sw000276326:lccn-n80-32764Truebook19280.67Schopenhauer, ArthurSchopenhauer Selections5155265ocn000887321sw000887321:lccn-n80-32764Falsebook19670.60Schopenhauer, ArthurThe will to live; selected writings5015066ocn005792139sw002190385:lccn-n80-32764Falsebook19640.69Schopenhauer, ArthurThe pessimist's handbook : a collection of popular essays46166948ocn318877692sw009321479:lccn-n80-32764Falsebook20100.82Schopenhauer, ArthurOn vision and colors+-+33341490354561294239ocn016832723sw000563962:lccn-n80-32764Falsebook19850.81Schopenhauer, ArthurManuscript remains in four volumes+-+138014903543745818ocn000948947sw000948947:lccn-n80-32764Falsebook19390.69Schopenhauer, ArthurThe living thoughts of SchopenhauerArthur Schopenhauer, 1788-1860, a German philosopher.36851887ocn000339678sw000339678:lccn-n80-32764Falsebook1948Schopenhauer, ArthurSämtliche Werke321638153ocn002344710sw001425148:lccn-n80-32764Falsebook18910.78Schopenhauer, ArthurArthur Schopenhauer's sämmtliche Werke239552158ocn051095866sw000190593:lccn-n80-32764Falsebook19480.69Gracián y Morales, BaltasarHand-Orakel und Kunst der WeltklugheitAphorisms and apothegms164529101ocn001134645sw001134645:lccn-n80-32764Falsebook1911Schopenhauer, ArthurArthur Schopenhauer's Sämtliche werke1619287639ocn009556385sw003073990:lccn-n80-32764Falsebook19970.70Nietzsche, Friedrich WilhelmUntimely meditationsThese four short works were published by [the author] between 1873 and 1876 ... They deal with such broad topics as the relationship between popular and genuine culture, strategies for cultural reform, the task of philosophy, the nature of education, and the relationship between art, science and life. They also include [the author's] earliest statement of his own understanding of human selfhood as a process of endlessly 'becoming who one is'.-Back cover.+-+7309306705126012572ocn000295518sw000295518:lccn-n80-32764Falsebook1947Mann, ThomasEssays of three decades123113685ocn044961815sw030437233:lccn-n80-32764Falsebook19950.65Atwell, John ESchopenhauer on the character of the world the metaphysics of will+-+95223557051088138517ocn009082898sw009082898:lccn-n80-32764Falsebook19830.67Magee, BryanThe philosophy of SchopenhauerMagee includes a brief biography of Schopenhauer, a systematic exposition of his thought, and a critical discussion of the problems to which it gives rise and of its influence on a wide range of thinkers and artists.+-+087287346590910057ocn002373803sw000279350:lccn-n80-32764Falsebook19750.69Copleston, Frederick CArthur Schopenhauer, philosopher of pessimism80486315ocn000517319sw000517319:lccn-n80-32764Falsebook19580.71Knox, IsraelThe aesthetic theories of Kant, Hegel, and Schopenhauer783105825ocn012946944sw000909586:lccn-n80-32764Falsebook19860.74Simmel, GeorgSchopenhauer and Nietzsche+-+53771570757677849ocn040632503sw040632503:lccn-n80-32764Falsebook19990.70The Cambridge companion to SchopenhauerSchopenhauer produced a unique theory of the world and human existence based on his notion of will. This collection analyses the related but distinct components of will from various viewpoints.+-+71567167057327366ocn020636022sw020636022:lccn-n80-32764Falsebook19900.65Safranski, RüdigerSchopenhauer and the wild years of philosophy6956927ocn007084342sw007084342:lccn-n80-32764Falsebook19800.70Hamlyn, D. WSchopenhauer67071112ocn000374067sw000159435:lccn-n80-32764Falsebook19630.70Gardiner, Patrick LSchopenhauer+-+30701500366387139ocn054952907sw054952907:lccn-n80-32764Falsebook20040.76Chafe, Eric ThomasThe tragic and the ecstatic : the musical revolution of Wagner's Tristan und Isolde+-+72912604655935931ocn040925961sw040925961:lccn-n80-32764Falsebook19990.53Tanner, MichaelSchopenhauerSchopenhauer hymned the miseries of human existence with a joylessness that was little short of lyrical. Yet he thrilled to the beauties of music and art. Tanner teases out the difficulties and unpicks the paradoxes to reveal the exhilarating coherence beneath.+-+724874069556561818ocn001932142sw000067691:lccn-n80-32764Falsebook18900.72Wallace, WilliamLife of Arthur Schopenhauer5295547ocn029312363sw029312363:lccn-n80-32764Falsebook19940.70Janaway, ChristopherSchopenhauerArthur Schopenhauer is the most readable of German philosophers. This book offers a succinct explanation of his metaphysical system, concentrating on the original aspects of thought, including his doctrine of the will, his pessimism and his theories of art and music - which inspired artists and thinkers such as Nietzsche, Wagner, Freud and Wittgenstein. At his best, Schopenhauer displays a gift for cogent and lucid debate, and for exposing the flaws of his predecessors. But what should also earn readers' respect is Schopenhauer's lack of complacency. He does not play safe, but risks confrontation with problems that ought to make readers insecure. He asks what the self is, and can give no easy reply. He presses on into the greatest insecurity, asking what value one's existence may have - and his conclusion here is even less comfortable. -- from http://www.amazon.com (August 22, 2011).+-+840753746551154417ocn055055392sw055055392:lccn-n80-32764Truebook20050.50Yalom, Irvin DThe Schopenhauer cure : a novelBased upon the psychological life of philosopher Arthur Schopenhauer, the author presents a narrative of psychotherapist Julius Hertzfeld who seeks out one of his former patients, Philip Slate, who claims he was cured through Schopenhauer's methods.+-+16996711555065073ocn008050558sw008050558:lccn-n80-32764Falsebook19800.73Schopenhauer, his philosophical achievement4774771ocn025914159sw025914159:lccn-n80-32764Falsebook19920.74Krukowski, LucianAesthetic legaciesIn Aesthetic Legacies, Lucian Krukowski traces the influence of three nineteenth-century theories of art through twentieth-century modernism and into the postmodernist present. Following the theories of Kant, Schopenhauer, and Hegel, Krukowski first discusses how each philosopher locates the aesthetic within the framework of the philosophical system. He then identifies each theory through a dominant theme and traces the transformations of these themes into later thought and practice. The Kantian legacy originates in the theme of beauty and continues through an examination of aesthetic taste into the modernist concern with artistic form. Schopenhauer's legacy moves from the dynamics of will into the themes of creative expression and artistic intentionality. Hegel's identification of art as a symbol of spirit's evolution is traced through the themes of artistic progress and cultural criticism. Krukowski interprets late modernism as a period in which the continuing transformation of aesthetic themes is arrested and congeals into dogma. This precipitates the reaction we now call postmodernism. The author first examines postmodernism through its various rejections of modernist dogma and, in the book's concluding section, evokes the alternative ideologies and practices that characterize present-day art.+-+97247722354274725ocn018522386sw018522386:lccn-n80-32764Falsebook19890.76Janaway, ChristopherSelf and world in Schopenhauer's philosophySchopenhauer's central philosophical achievement was his account of the self and its relation to the world of objects. This book explores the philosophical conflicts that can arise when we think about the self.+-+64149734651745166ocn019812640sw019812640:lccn-n80-32764Falsebook19880.86Bridgwater, PatrickArthur Schopenhauer's English schooling+-+7612671395Wed Feb 01 03:13:06 EST 2012batch150464