One of the strongest of Arthur Schopenhauer's enduringly influential works. The great German philosopher summarizes his practical version of materialism. As one of his last essays, it does no less than survey the meaning of life, as experienced and purported by one of the great minds of his time. The aptly named essay is undeniably profound and will supply an endless number of memorable quotes to the attentive reader.
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