Arthur Schopenhauer: How Childhood Trauma Became a Philosophy of Suffering
A Five-Stage and Silent Trauma Interpretation Arthur Schopenhauer is remembered as one of the great philosophers of pessimism. Human beings, in his philosophy, are driven by an irrational and insatiable Will. Desire repeatedly produces suffering. Happiness is temporary. Romantic love is far less noble than people imagine. Solitude is often preferable to human company. Yet,
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