The Two Fundamental Problems of Ethics by Arthur Schopenhauer

The Two Fundamental Problems of Ethics by Arthur Schopenhauer

Two prize essays, one of which won and one of which lost — and Schopenhauer's fury at the second verdict makes the preface some of the most entertaining abuse in philosophy.

The first denies free will outright: you may do what you will, but you cannot will what you will. The second grounds morality not in duty or reason but in compassion, the direct feeling of another's suffering as your own.

Clearer and more accessible than his major work, and the best entry point into Schopenhauer's ethics.

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