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[[German]] [[philosophy|philosopher]] who argued that [[reason]] and [[knowledge]], when pursued by [[free will]], leads to [[suffering]]. He recommended refuge in [[art]] and [[music]].
(1788-1860) German [[philosopher]], author of ''Die Welt als Wille und Vorstellung'' (1819 und 1844) (''The World as Will and Representation/Idea'').

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A definition or brief description of Arthur Schopenhauer.

(1788-1860) German philosopher, author of Die Welt als Wille und Vorstellung (1819 und 1844) (The World as Will and Representation/Idea).

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