Schopenhauer on Cognition (Erkenntnis) (W I, §§ 8-16)

In Matthias Koßler & Oliver Hallich (eds.), Arthur Schopenhauer: Die Welt Als Wille Und Vorstellung. Berlin: Akademie Verlag. pp. 35-50 (2014)
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This chapter is a commentary on sections 8-16 of Schopenhauer's World as will and Representation. It summarises Schopenhauer's account of cognition, his division between intuition and reason, and his accounts of conceptualisation, science, and the role of reason in Stoicism.

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