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Hace 3 días · Arthur Schopenhauer strongly influenced Nietzsche's philosophical thought. Nietzsche subsequently concentrated on studying philology under Professor Friedrich Wilhelm Ritschl, whom he followed to the University of Leipzig in 1865. There he became close friends with his fellow student Erwin Rohde.
I read this book as someone who has, for a long time now, appreciated a "Darwinized" Schopenhauer. I also think Nietzsche is great, though I don't like certain manic aspects of his later work. Nevertheless, Nietzsche and Schopenhauer share their intense sarcasm with respect to what S calls "old woman's philosophy" and what I like to mock as "chicken soup for the soul."
Hace 2 días · Likewise, Arthur Knight wrote in Rogue: "More than any other film, (Caligari) convinced artists, critics and audiences that the movie was a medium for artistic expression". Entertainment Weekly included Caligari in their 1994 "Guide to the Greatest Movies Ever Made", calling it a "landmark silent film" and saying, "No other film's art direction has ever come up with so original a visualization ...
Hace 1 día · Shawn. 12.7k. Arthur Schopenhauer never lived to see his philosophy adopted and read by so many people. Had he been alive today, I wonder what he would have said. I'm not adept at his philosophy; but, his influence on my life has been great. One of the first books I read at a local antiquarian shop, was his aphorisms.
Hace 4 días · Muchos asocian a Schopenhauer (Gdansk, 1788- Frankfurt, 1860) con Friedrich Nietzsche, algo por otra parte válido para entender una evolución en el pensamiento germánico de Immanuel Kant a Ludwig Wittgenstein, el primero palanca para activar preguntas en el protagonista de este cómic y el segundo cual último escalafón de una edad dorada y muy consecuente en la sucesión de sus escalafones.
Hace 5 días · Frases célebres de Arthur Schopenhauer. Sarah Romero. Consulta los mejores reportajes, noticias y galerías de Arthur Schopenhauer en Muy Interesante.
Hace 5 días · (Schopenhauer.) Suzette Sandoz, die spätere Grossrätin, Nationalrätin, Professorin und Dekanin aus Lausanne war als Kind, wie vermutlich der kleine Bach-Spezialist, stets Klassenbeste. Der hohe Rang machte ihr Freude. Sie hatte keine Schwierigkeiten mit Französisch, Latein und Mathematik.
