The author of this work claims he is guided by the "principle of individuation" in order to describe how the titular force causes a drive from "empirical consciousness" to the "better consciousness.
The author of this work claims he is guided by the "principle of individuation" in order to describe how the titular force causes a drive from "empirical consciousness" to the "better consciousness." This work describes a mortification called aksesis that is part of the saintliness that makes up the final stage of human goodness called Heiligkeit. In its chapter "On the Metaphysical Need of Man" the author describes how the "riddle of existence" only plagues mankind. Another section outlines three forms of intuition: space, time and causality that can be represented with a veil placed between the world outside of a human's head, and the world inside of it. Reaching the conclusion that it is possible to actually learn about thing-in-itself to view beyond the phenomena of "idea," it expanded upon the author's On the Fourfold Root of the Principle of Sufficient Reason. For 10 points, identify this two volume work of Arthur Schopenhauer.
The author of this work claims he is guided by the "principle of individuation" in order to describe how the titular force causes a drive from "empirical consciousness" to the "better consciousness.
The World as Will and Reprsentation or The World as Will and Idea or Die Welt als Wille und Vorstellung