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Discover the profound insights of Arthur Schopenhauer with our edition of 'Essays and Aphorisms'. A key philosopher of the 19th century, Schopenhauer profoundly influences modern thought with his unique perspective on existence, will, and morality. This essential collection features compact essays drawn from his last significant work, 'Parerga and Paralipomena', published in 1851. Delve into themes that speak to the human condition, tackling topics such as ethics, politics, and the essence of art. Schopenhauer's analysis positions humanity in a world devoid of divine oversight, advocating for self-awareness and artistry as routes to salvation. This trade paperback edition published by Penguin UK offers 349 enlightening pages of philosophical depth, ideal for students, enthusiasts of philosophy, or anyone seeking to understand the complexities of life through Schopenhauer's lens. Add 'Essays and Aphorisms' to your collection today and engage with timeless wisdom that connects to various aspects of modern philosophy and the arts. Perfect for both casual readers and serious scholars, this book is a cornerstone for those exploring the intertwining of free will and determinism.