This work states that Dante's Paradise would be as bright as Vauxhall London because all of its "blessed spirits" would be lit up with goodness.
This work states that Dante's Paradise would be as bright as Vauxhall London because all of its "blessed spirits" would be lit up with goodness. It describes how moral consciousness will yield asceticism similar to that of St. Francis or Christ in "Denial of the Will to Live" and discusses the nature of homosexual relationships in "The Metaphysics of Sexual Love." It states that the greatest purpose of art is to communicate the Platonic Ideals and that music mimics the structure of the world in its third book. It claims that life is suffering and that humans are left to blindly strive and in a "great extension" it applies the "Ding an Sich" beyond humanity to all things. For 10 points, name this pessimistic metaphysical work with an appendix critiquing Kant, the most famous work of Arthur Schopenhauer.
This work states that Dante's Paradise would be as bright as Vauxhall London because all of its "blessed spirits" would be lit up with goodness.
The {World as Will and Idea} [accept The {World as Will and Representation} or Die {Welt als Wille und Vorstellung}]