The Psychology of Schopenhauer in Its Relation to His System of Metaphysics (Classic Reprint) - Tapa dura

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Schopenhauer developed his system on lines that originated in and emanated from the labors Of Kant. The problems Of both philosophers are metaphysical. All such problems take their rise in psychology, which is at once their source and a con tributor to their, solutions. Neither philosopher was aware how much he depended on the complications Of an introspective men tal science. In tracing the relation between Schopenhauer and Kant, it is instructive, as an introduction to the study Of the foun dations Of the two systems, to determine the respective views Of these philosophers on the subject of pyschology.

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