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Title: Poor type, not standard translation
Review: I purchased this thinking it was the Payne translation of the Four-fold root of the Principle of Sufficient Reason. Instead, I got a translation whose syntax was simply strange, and not at all the edition I expected. Though the Open Court edition of this work is harder to find, Payne's translation is more standard–The World as Will and Representation is available as translated by Aquila or Payne, not this off-brand guy–and the typesetting of the Open Court edition is far, far superior.Ambiguity in the product information with respect to translators and edition quality is a persistent problem regarding classic texts that Amazon needs to address, and this purchase is a prime example.
