The birth of Arthur Schopenhauer introduced a philosophical vocabulary that deepened literary English. His ideas on will, illusion, and suffering infused prose with intellectual gravity and introspective precision, enabling writers to articulate pessimism, psychological complexity, and metaphysical doubt with clarity, restraint, and conceptual authority.
Birth of Arthur Schopenhauer (1788–1860) – The Thinker Who Darkened and Deepened Literary English
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