The World As Will Idea - Vol III

This text contains the third volume of the seminal treatise by the famous German philosopher Schopenhauer on the topic of Will. Starting where Kant left off, Schopenhauer proposes a new definition of the word ?will?, making it a thing unto itself. Where other German philosophers are incomprehensible and obscure, Schopenhauer is clear and concise, detailing within this fascinating book the dualities of reason and emotion with a genius and originality still arguably unsurpassed in the universities of today. This marvellous exposition of metaphysics, aesthetics, and ethics will prove a fascinating and informative read to anyone interested in the subject. This scarce classic has been elected for republication because of its cultural and educational value, and is proudly republished here with a new introductory biography of the author.