comments on the thesis of schopenhauer's psicology: "the strict distincttion between knowledge and will and the priority of the first one" from complementos ao mundo como vontade e representação
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Abstract
Our paper aims to review the theories of the psychology of Schopenhauer, namely, "strict distinction between will and knowledge and the primacy of the first", contained in the Book Room ons of The World as Will and Representation, in Chapter 41, entitled "on Death and its relationship with the indestructible character of our being itself." The review aimed to present some of the passages ons that ensure the distinction between Will and Intellect in order to provide data to avoid confusion, that many readers Schopenhauer are affected, the Will to confuse metaphysics with its phenomenon, namely the human will.
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| Authors | ;André Luiz Simões Pedreira |
| Journal | journal of loss prevention in the process industries |
| Year | 2015 |
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