Examples of using Schopenhauer in English and their translations into Hebrew
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Arthur Schopenhauer.
Schopenhauer might have been the first to realize this.
Arthur Schopenhauer.
It was the very popularity of these novels that disturbed Schopenhauer.
I never knew Schopenhauer was a philosopher!
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The usual… re-Reading schopenhauer.
This will show you that Schopenhauer really felt this absence of meaning in history.
Man can do what he wills but he cannot choose what he wills.”- Schopenhauer.
As Schopenhauer wrote,"you can do what you want, but you can't want what you want.".
If we look now at another philosopher, at Schopenhauer, we see first how Schopenhauer stood to Fichte.
Schopenhauer has analysed the pessimism that characterises modern thought, but Hamlet invented it.
Let us look now at another philosopher, at Schopenhauer, and let us see first how Schopenhauer stood to Fichte.
As Schopenhauer said:“We seldom think of what we have but always of what we lack.”.
I'm a nobody with a one-line part,and I managed to impress you just by sitting around speed-reading Schopenhauer.
I thought to myself: Yes- a Schopenhauer Society- that must surely be something out of the ordinary!
First, it is ridiculed, second it is violently opposed, andthird, it is accepted as self-evident."-- Arthur Schopenhauer(1788- 1860).
Schopenhauer,” observes Wilde,“has analyzed the pessimism that characterizes modern thought, but Hamlet invented it.
The first forty years oflife give us the text," wrote Arthur Schopenhauer,"and the next thirty supply the commentary.".
Nietzsche was reading Schopenhauer, and while he was absorbing his writings Schopenhauer was working upon his thoughts.
I can't argue it succinctly, but if you read Socrates or Buddha or Schopenhauer or even Ecclesiastes, they're very convincing.
In the 19th century, Arthur Schopenhauer argued that, if life were intrinsically meaningful or fulfilling, there could be no such thing as boredom.
These disclosures were so dumb-founding that the deep influenceexercised by Oriental Philosophy upon the minds of thinkers like Schopenhauer or Eduard von Hartmann is readily understandable.
As the German philosopher Arthur Schopenhauer put it,“The first forty years of life give us the text: the next thirty supply the commentary.".
Schopenhauer was a voluntarist, and in his soul he was so constituted that he laid himself open to the influence of the mental constellation of Psychism.
From 1860 through the yearswhen Nietzsche was reading his books, Schopenhauer was in the midst of the spiritual battle that was still being fought out on that plane.
In this period Arthur Schopenhauer, the German philosopher best known for his work The World as Will and Representation, became a student at the University of Göttingen in 1809, where he studied metaphysics and psychology under Gottlob Ernst Schulze, who advised him to concentrate on Plato and Kant.
He glided through dense, difficult work by Nietzche and Schopenhauer, able to see, at a glimpse, the structure of arguments and the tensions between them.
The works of Arthur Schopenhauer and Friedrich Nietzsche had a profound effect on Campbell's thinking; he quoted their writing frequently.
Further than this Schopenhauer has nothing of weight to bring forward, for the gist of anything else that he says is contained in those few words.
Adapting the arguments of Arthur Schopenhauer and others to Darwinian theory, they argued that the qualities of initiative and will-power identified by earlier writers had arisen from natural selection, because of the tough landscape in which Nordic peoples evolved.