This podcast delves into the philosophy of Arthur Schopenhauer, exploring in depth the thought of the author of “The World as Will and Representation”. The production contextualizes the German philosopher in the historical panorama, highlighting the influence of Kant on his work. The podcast traces an overview of Schopenhauer’s personal life, from his education and troubled family relationships to the genesis of his masterpiece. The production details the pillars of Schopenhauer’s philosophy, such as the Will conceived as the driving force of the universe and the illusory nature of perceived reality. The trajectory of Schopenhauer’s work, from the initial unfavorable reception to posthumous recognition and lasting influence in various areas of thought and art, is also explored. The podcast also offers direct contact with the philosopher’s words, presenting excerpts from his works that illustrate his arguments on the nature of existence, death and the role of the State.
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