The World as Will and Idea, Volume 3

absolutely according Accordingly action æsthetic already animal appears apprehension arises Aristotle assertion attained beautiful becomes belongs body Brahmanism brain brute Buddhism causality certainly cetacea character Christianity comprehend conception condition consciousness consequently consideration consists contrary death depends doctrine efficient cause Empedocles entablature entirely Euripides everything example exhibits existence explained expressed external fact father final cause forces of nature fundamental genius Goethe hand Hence idea individual infinite inner nature instinct intellect Judaism Kant kind knowledge larvæ lies live manifestation marriage matter means merely metaphysical metempsychosis mind moral mother motives nature of things ness never nihil Nirvana objectification organised original Pantheism passion perception perfect pheno phenomena phenomenon philosophy Plato pleasure poetry present purely objective reason recognise regard relation remains says sense sexual species Spinoza suffering teleology thereby thought tion true truth uncon unorganised whole