ON HUMAN NATURE

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Exploring profound themes such as free will, morality, and the essence of humanity, this collection of essays by Arthur Schopenhauer showcases his accessible prose and dry wit. Renowned for his influence on a wide array of thinkers and artists, Schopenhauer's reflections are both insightful and engaging, devoid of complex jargon. The book includes a biographical sketch and an introduction, providing context for his philosophical contributions, which blend Western and Eastern thought. Illustrated and part of the European Writers Series, it spans 144 pages.