Arthur Schopenhauer's The Two Fundamental Problems of Ethics (1841)
consists of two groundbreaking essays: 'On the Freedom of the Will'
and 'On the Basis of Morals'. The essays make original
contributions to ethics and display Schopenhauer's erudition,
prose-style and flair for philosophical controversy, as well as
philosophical views that contrast sharply with the positions of
both Kant and Nietzsche. Written accessibly, they do not presuppose
the intricate metaphysics which Schopenhauer constructs elsewhere.
This is the first English translation of these works to re-unite
both essays in one volume. It offers a new translation by
Christopher Janaway, together with an introduction, editorial notes
on Schopenhauer's vocabulary and the different editions of his
essays, a chronology of his life, a bibliography, and a glossary of
names.
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