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ADisciple Of Immanuel Kant, Arthur Schopenhauer Took The Kantian Concept That All Knowledge Derives From Experience And Broadened It To Conclude That Our Experience Of The World Is Necessarily Subjective And Influenced By Our Own Intellect And Biases, And That Reality Is But An Extension Of Our Own WillThis Is The Basis Of All Of Schopenhauers Thinking, And Here, He Offers An Essential Foundation For Understanding And Appreciating All Of His WorkFirst Produced As His Doctoral Dissertation In , These Two Essayson The Fourfold Root Of The Principle Of Sufficient Reason And On The Will In Naturewere Revised And Published By The Author In , This Edition Represents Its First Translation Into The English LanguageStudents Of Philosophy And Of thcentury Culture Will Find This ADemanding But Satisfying ReadThe Writings Of German Philosopher Arthur Schopenhauer Were AProfound Influence On Art And Aesthetics, Music And Literature In The th CenturyAmong His Many Writings, The World As Will And Idea Is Considered His Masterpiece'