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Tu devrais adorer Schopenhauer dès le premier chapitre (Le monde comme volonté et comme représentation) attention c'est costaud intellectuellement.

Metaphysical Voluntarism: Schopenhauer argued that the ultimate reality is not reason or spirit, but a non-rational Will that drives all existence, leading to inevitable suffering because desires are never fully satisfied.

Pessimism: He famously stated that life oscillates like a pendulum between suffering (when desires are unmet) and boredom (when they are satisfied), rejecting the optimistic idealism of contemporaries like Hegel.

Transcendence: He proposed that temporary relief from the tyranny of the Will can be found through aesthetic contemplation (art) and permanent relief through asceticism and the denial of the will-to-live.

Influence: Despite being largely ignored during his lifetime, his ideas profoundly influenced later thinkers such as Friedrich Nietzsche, Sigmund Freud, Richard Wagner, and writers like Marcel Proust and Thomas Mann.

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