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Tittel: On the suffering of the worldForfatter: Arthur SchopenhauerSitat: A quick test of the assertion that enjoyment outweighs pain in this world, or that they are atany rate balanced, would be to compare the feelings of an animal engaged in eating another withthose of the animal being eaten.Forlag: Penguin BooksBokserie: Great ideas
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Arthur Schopenhauer
On the suffering of the world
A quick test of the assertion that enjoyment outweighs pain in this
world, or that they are at any rate balanced, would be to compare the
feelings of an animal engaged in eating another with those of the ani-
mal being eaten.
Penguin books, Great ideas
ON THE SUF-FERING OF THE WORLD
a quick test of the assertion that enjoyment
outweighs pain in this world,or that they are at any
rate balanced, would be to compare the feelings of an animal engaged in eating another with those of the
animal being eaten.
greate ideas, penguin books
On the suffering of the worldArthur Schopenhauer
a quick test of the assertion that enjoyment outweighs pain in this world, or that they are at any rate balanced, would be to com-pare the feelings of an animal engaged in eating another with those of the animal being eaten.
Penguin books . Great ideas
arthur schopenhauer
A r t h u r S c h o p e n h a u e r
on the suffe ring of the world
a quick test of the assertion that enjoyment out-weighs pain in this world, or that they are at any rate balanced, would be to compare the feelings
of an animal engaged in eating another with those of the animal being eaten.
P e n g u i n B o o k s
Great IdeasO
n the suffering of the world
A r t h u r S c h o p e n h a u e ra quick test of the as-sertion that en-joyment out-weighs pain in this world, or that they are at any rate bal-anced, would be to com-pare the feelings of an animal en-gaged in eating another with those of the animal being eaten. Penguin Books - Great Ideas
on the suf-fering of the worldarthur schopenhauera quick test of the assertion that enjoyment outweighs pain in this world, or that they are at any rate balanced, would be to compare the feelings of an animal en-gaged in eating another with those of the animal being eaten.
penguin books
great ideas
ON THE SUFFERINGOF THE WORLDArthur Schopenhauer
Great Ideas
«A quick test of the assertion that en-joyment outweighs pain in this world, or that they are at any rate balanced, would be to compare the feelings of an animal engaged in eating another with those of the animal being eaten.»
On the suffering of the
WORLDArthur Schopenhauer . Great Ideas . Penguin Books«A quick test of the assertion that enjoyment outweighs pain in this world, or that they are at any rate balanced, would be to compare the feelings of an animal engaged in eating another with those of the animal being eaten.»
ARTHUR
SCHOPENHAUER
on the suffering of the world
a quick test of the assertio
n that en-
joyment outweighs pain in this world,
or that th
ey are at any rate balanced,
would be to compare the feelings of
an animal engaged in eating another
with those of the animal being eaten.
penguin books . great id
eas
On the suffering of the 2Steg
ARTHUR
SCHOPENHAUER
on the suffering of the world
a quick test of the assertio
n that en-
joyment outweighs pain in this world,
or that th
ey are at any rate balanced,
would be to compare the feelings of
an animal engaged in eating another
with those of the animal being eaten.
penguin books . great id
eas
ARTHUR
SCHOPENHAUER
a quick test of the assertio
n that en-
joyment outweighs pain in this world,
or that th
ey are at any rate balanced,
would be to compare the feelings of
an animal engaged in eating another
with those of the animal being eaten.
penguin books . great id
eas
on the suffering of the world ARTHUR
SCHOPENHAUER
on the suffering of the world
a quick test of the assertio
n that en-
joyment outweighs pain in this world,
or that th
ey are at any rate balanced,
would be to compare the feelings of
an animal engaged in eating another
with those of the animal being eaten.
penguin books . great id
eas
On the suffering of the world
Penguin books, Great ideas
A quick test of the assertion that enjoyment outweighs pain in this
world, or that they are at any rate balanced, would be to compare the
feelings of an animal engaged in eating another with those of the ani-
mal being eaten.
Arthur Schopenhauer Arthur Schopenhauer
On the suffering of the world
A quick test of the assertion that enjoyment outweighs pain in this
world, or that they are at any rate balanced, would be to compare the
feelings of an animal engaged in eating another with those of the ani-
mal being eaten.
Penguin books, Great ideas
ON THE SUF-FERING OF THE WORLD
a quick test of the assertion that enjoyment
outweighs pain in this world,or that they are at any
rate balanced, would be to compare the feelings of an animal engaged in eating another with those of the
animal being eaten.
arthur schopenhauer
greate ideas, penguin books
ON THE SUF-FERING OF THE WORLD
a quick test of the assertion that enjoyment outweighs pain in this world,or that they are at any rate balanced, would be to compare the feelings of an animal en-gaged in eating another with those of the animal being eaten.
arthur schopenhauer
greate ideas, penguin books
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ON THE SUF-FERING OF THE WORLD
a quick test of the assertion that enjoyment outweighs pain in this world,or that they are at any rate balanced, would be to compare the feelings of an animal en-gaged in eating another with those of the animal being eaten.
arthur schopenhauer
greate ideas, penguin books
ON THE SUF-FERING OF THE WORLD
a quick test of the assertion that enjoyment
outweighs pain in this world,or that they are at any
rate balanced, would be to compare the feelings of an animal engaged in eating another with those of the
animal being eaten.
arthur schopenhauer
greate ideas, penguin books
ON THE SUF-FERING OF THE WORLD
a quick test of the assertion that enjoyment
outweighs pain in this world,or that they are at any
rate balanced, would be to compare the feelings of an animal engaged in eating another with those of the
animal being eaten.
arthur schopenhauer
greate ideas, penguin books
ON THE SUF-FERING OF THE WORLD
a quick test of the assertion that enjoyment outweighs pain in this world,or that they are at any rate balanced, would be to compare the feelings of an animal en-gaged in eating another with those of the animal being eaten.
arthur schopenhauer
greate ideas, penguin books
ARTHUR
SCHOPENHAUER
on the suffering of the world
a quick test of the assertio
n that en-
joyment outweighs pain in this world,
or that th
ey are at any rate balanced,
would be to compare the feelings of
an animal engaged in eating another
with those of the animal being eaten.
penguin books . great id
easARTHUR
SCHOPENHAUER
on the suffering of the world
a quick test of the assertio
n that en-
joyment outweighs pain in this world,
or that th
ey are at any rate balanced,
would be to compare the feelings of
an animal engaged in eating another
with those of the animal being eaten.
penguin books . great id
eas
ARTHUR
SCHOPENHAUER
a quick test of the assertio
n that en-
joyment outweighs pain in this world,
or that th
ey are at any rate balanced,
would be to compare the feelings of
an animal engaged in eating another
with those of the animal being eaten.
penguin books . great id
eas
on the suffering of the world
ARTHUR
SCHOPENHAUER
a quick test of the assertio
n that en-
joyment outweighs pain in this world,
or that th
ey are at any rate balanced,
would be to compare the feelings of
an animal engaged in eating another
with those of the animal being eaten.
penguin books . great id
eas
on the suffering of the worldARTHUR
SCHOPENHAUER
a quick test of the assertio
n that en-
joyment outweighs pain in this world,
or that th
ey are at any rate balanced,
would be to compare the feelings of
an animal engaged in eating another
with those of the animal being eaten.
penguin books . great id
eas
on the suffering of the world
Arthur Schopenhauer
On the suffering of the world
A quick test of the assertion that enjoyment outweighs pain in this
world, or that they are at any rate balanced, would be to compare the
feelings of an animal engaged in eating another with those of the ani-
mal being eaten.
Penguin books, Great ideas
Arthur Schopenhauer
On the suffering of the world
A quick test of the assertion that enjoyment outweighs pain in this
world, or that they are at any rate balanced, would be to compare the
feelings of an animal engaged in eating another with those of the ani-
mal being eaten.
Penguin books, Great ideas
On the suffering of the world
Penguin books, Great ideas
A quick test of the assertion that enjoyment outweighs pain in this
world, or that they are at any rate balanced, would be to compare the
feelings of an animal engaged in eating another with those of the ani-
mal being eaten.
Arthur SchopenhauerArthur Schopenhauer
On the suffering of the world
A quick test of the assertion that enjoyment outweighs pain in this
world, or that they are at any rate balanced, would be to compare the
feelings of an animal engaged in eating another with those of the ani-
mal being eaten.
Penguin books, Great ideas
Arthur Schopenhauer
On the suffering of the world
A quick test of the assertion that enjoyment outweighs pain in this
world, or that they are at any rate balanced, would be to compare the
feelings of an animal engaged in eating another with those of the ani-
mal being eaten.
Penguin books, Great ideas
Arthur Schopenhauer
On the suffering of the world
A quick test of the assertion that enjoyment outweighs pain in this
world, or that they are at any rate balanced, would be to compare the
feelings of an animal engaged in eating another with those of the ani-
mal being eaten.
Penguin books, Great ideas
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KARL MARX
& FRIEDRICH ENGELS
Let the ruling classes tremble at a
Communistic revolution. The prole-
tarians have nothing to lose but their
chains. They have a world to win.
Working men of all countries, Unite!
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The Communis
t M
anifesto
THOMAS PAINE
When my country, into which I had
just set my foot, was set on fire
about my ears,it was time to stir.
It was time for every man to stir.
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eas
Common senseGeorg Orwel l
Political language is
designed to
make lies sound truthful and mur-
der respectable, and to give an ap-
pearance of solidity to pure wind.
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eas
Why I Writ
e
the commu-nist mani-fest/karl marx and freidrich engels/great ide-as/penguin books
Let the ruling classes tremble at a Communistic revolution. The prole-tarians have nothing to lose but their chains. They have a world to win. Working men of all countries, Unite!
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«When my country, into which I had just set my foot, was set on fire about my ears,it was time to stir. It was time for every man to stir.«
common sense/ thomas paine/great ideas/penguin books
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« Political language is designed to make lies sound truthful and mur-der respectable, and to give an ap-pearance of solidity to pure wind.
why i write/ georg orwell/great ideas/penguin books
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