"l'essentiel pour le bonheur de la vie, c'est ce que l'on a en soi-meme." En nous guidant sur les voies de la Sagesse, Schopenhauer nous montre le chemin du Bonheur."

El arte de tener razon o dialectica eristica, expuesta en treinta y ocho estratagemas es un pequeno tratado inconcluso escrito por el filosofo aleman Arthur Schopenhauer, basado principalmente en los Topicos de Aristoteles. Fue publicado en 1864, postumamente, por Julius Frauenstadt bajo el titulo de Eristik (Eristica). En el se enumeran treinta y ocho estratagemas retoricas enganosas, que pueden facilitar el exito en una discusion pero que no sirven a la verdad. La obra contiene una serie de apuntes en los que Schopenhauer recopilo treinta y ocho Kunstgriffe -"estratagemas," "ardides" o...

Arthur Schopenhauer (Danzig, February 22, 1788-Frankfurt, Kingdom of Prussia, September 21, 1860) was a German philosopher. Its philosophy, conceived essentially as a "think to the end" philosophy of Kant, Plato and is indebted to Spinoza, also serving as a bridge with Eastern philosophy, especially Buddhism, Taoism and vedanta.1 In his work later, from 1836, he presents his philosophy in open polemic against post-Kantian metaphysical developments of his contemporaries.

Arthur Schopenhauer (Danzig, February 22, 1788-Frankfurt, Kingdom of Prussia, September 21, 1860) was a German philosopher. Its philosophy, conceived essentially as a "think to the end" philosophy of Kant, Plato and is indebted to Spinoza, also serving as a bridge with Eastern philosophy, especially Buddhism, Taoism and vedanta.1 In his work later, from 1836, he presents his philosophy in open polemic against post-Kantian metaphysical developments of his contemporaries.

Arthur Schopenhauer was a German philosopher that responded to and expanded upon Immanuel Kant's philosophy concerning the way in which we experience the world. His critique of Kant, his creative solutions to the problems of human experience and his explication of the limits of human knowledge are among his most important achievements. His metaphysical theory is the foundation of his influential writings on psychology, aesthetics, ethics, and politics which influenced Friedrich Nietzsche, Wagner, Ludwig Wittgenstein, Sigmund Freud and others. His philosophy was influenced by the Upanishads,...