The Two Fundamental Problems of Ethics (Oxford World's Classics)
Arthur Schopenhauer’s The Two Fundamental Problems of Ethics offers a focused examination of central questions in moral philosophy. Organized around two fundamental ethical problems, this Oxford World’s Classics edition provides an accessible opportunity to engage with Schopenhauer’s influential contribution to philosophical discussions of morality and human conduct.
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Arthur Schopenhauer’s The Two Fundamental Problems of Ethics is a major work of philosophical reflection on morality and human conduct.
As its title indicates, the book is organized around two fundamental questions in ethics, offering readers a focused examination of the foundations of moral thought.
This Oxford World’s Classics edition makes Schopenhauer’s work available within a respected series devoted to important texts from world literature and intellectual history.
It is suited to readers exploring ethics, nineteenth-century philosophy, and Schopenhauer’s contribution to debates about moral responsibility and human action.
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