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The evolution of psychotherapy: from Freud to prescription digital therapeutics. [PDF]
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The International journal of psycho-analysis, 2018
This chapter engages in a conversation between two seemingly disparate discourses of Hegelian philosophy and psychoanalytic theory. In the work of Jean Hyppolite, the chapter locates the first use of the term intersubjectivity in relation to Hegel’s theory of recognition as found in Phenomenology of Spirit (1977) and argues that Hyppolite pioneered a ...
C, Young, A, Brook
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This chapter engages in a conversation between two seemingly disparate discourses of Hegelian philosophy and psychoanalytic theory. In the work of Jean Hyppolite, the chapter locates the first use of the term intersubjectivity in relation to Hegel’s theory of recognition as found in Phenomenology of Spirit (1977) and argues that Hyppolite pioneered a ...
C, Young, A, Brook
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Aesthetic Musicality of Arthur Schopenhauer and New Testament Throughout the Ages
Journal of Social and Humanities, 2023Based on the qualitative research, data seeking technique was applied through literature reviews. Literature studies used secondary sources or previous research from researchers associated with music, aesthetics, and the New Testament.
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British Journal for the History of Philosophy, 2022
On the dominant interpretation, Schopenhauer possesses a will to will view of boredom: boredom consists in the dissatisfaction of a second-order desire to pursue objects of first-order desire. I challenge this account, arguing that it misconstrues one of
J. Fox
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On the dominant interpretation, Schopenhauer possesses a will to will view of boredom: boredom consists in the dissatisfaction of a second-order desire to pursue objects of first-order desire. I challenge this account, arguing that it misconstrues one of
J. Fox
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Schopenhauer, Existential Negativity, and Buddhist Nothingness
Journal of Chinese philosophy, 2022Hegel remarked in his discussion of the nothing in the Science of Logic that: “It is well known that in oriental systems, and essentially in Buddhism, nothing, or the void, is the absolute principle.” Schopenhauer commented in a discussion of the joy ...
E. Nelson
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2020
Abstract According to Schopenhauer, Kant is right on two points: (1) Morality is to be separated from self-interest. (2) The categorical imperative states a universal law for all rational agents. But Kant is wrong to believe that his second point supports the first.
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Abstract According to Schopenhauer, Kant is right on two points: (1) Morality is to be separated from self-interest. (2) The categorical imperative states a universal law for all rational agents. But Kant is wrong to believe that his second point supports the first.
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Arthur Schopenhauer's English Schooling
, 2021This book is focused on Schopenhauer's image of England and the experiences which formed it, notably time spent at Wimbledon School under the influence of its Christian headmaster.
Patrick Bridgwater
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La idea de la compasión en Schopenhauer y Scheler
Quién. Revista de filosofía personalista, 2021This paper offers Max Scheler's reception of Arthur Schopenhauer's ethics. It tries to investigate what points in common both philosophers have and what divergent approaches appear in his writings regarding the problem of the human being, life, love,
Julián Natucci
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