Suffering, Suicide and Immortality: Eight Essays from The Parerga (The Incidentals) (Philosophical Classics)
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Suffering, Suicide and Immortality: Eight Essays from The Parerga (The Incidentals) (Philosophical Classics)

by Arthur Schopenhauer

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This collection gathers eight essays by Arthur Schopenhauer from The Parerga, or The Incidentals. Addressing suffering, suicide, and immortality, it presents a focused selection of philosophical writing for readers interested in Schopenhauer, classic philosophy, and enduring questions about human existence.

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Suffering, Suicide and Immortality presents eight essays by Arthur Schopenhauer, drawn from The Parerga, also known as The Incidentals.

The collection focuses on enduring philosophical questions concerning suffering, suicide, and immortality.

These essays offer readers a compact selection of Schopenhauer’s philosophical writing and a direct encounter with subjects that have long shaped reflection on human existence.

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