Arthur Schopenhauer Manuscript Remains edited by Arthur Hubscher Jacob Boehme contains 260 pages of material

contains 260 pages of material and 54 full page color illustrations

it was bequeathed to the Bodleian Library in Oxford

Steiner argues that human beings achieve true freedom when they act out of consciously grasped moral intuitions born from their own thinking

provide valuable insights into the philosophical

the title page has restored professionally along the edges (unaffected) the subsequent three leafs with chipping along the edges (text unaffected)

Arthur Schopenhauer Manuscript Remains edited by Arthur Hubscher Jacob Boehme contains 260 pages of materialArthur Schopenhauer Manuscript Remains edited by Arthur Hubschern Translated by E. F. J. Payne Publishing : 1989 Berg Publishers Limited Volume 1, 2 and 3 The first three volumes of Arthur Schopenhauers unpublished notebooks and philosophical fragments, offering insight into the development of his metaphysics, ethics, aesthetics, and pessimistic philosophy. Condition: all volumes in dust jackets, volume three with small stain to outer edge of