title: Schopenhauer (The Routledge Philosophers)
author:  Julian Young 
description: <P><STRONG>'This is a comprehensive, sensible and lucidly presented account of Schopenhauer's philosophy. The author succeeds in showing why Schopenhauer still deserves to be studied, but at the same time he is appropriately critical when discussing Schopenhauer's doctrines and arguments.'</STRONG> - <EM>Severin Schroeder, University of Oxford</EM></P> <P><STRONG>'...an accessible, thoughtful, penetrating critical introduction to Schopenhauer...&nbsp;The book's greatest strengths are its clear analysis of Schopenhauer's arguments and its thorough examination of them. An excellent introduction for those new to Schopenhauer and a significant challenge to his apologists.' </STRONG>- <EM>William Schroeder, Notre Dame Philosophical Reviews</EM></P>
zlib_text: Schopenhauer
  ‘This is a comprehensive, sensible and lucidly presented account
  of Schopenhauer’s philosophy. The author succeeds in showing
  why Schopenhauer still deserves to be studied, but at the same time
  he is appropriately critical when discussing Schopenhauer’s
  doctrines and arguments.’
  Severin Schroeder, University of Oxford, UK
  
  Routledge Philosophers
  Edited by Brian Leiter
  University of Texas, Austin
  Routledge Philosophers is a major series of introductions to the great
  Western philosophers. Each book places a major philosopher or thinker in
  historical context, explains and assesses their key arguments, and
  considers their legacy. Additional features include a chronology of major
  dates and events, chapter summaries, annotated suggestions for further
  reading and a glossary of technical terms.
  An ideal starting-point for those new to philosophy, they are also essential
  reading for those interested in the subject at any level.
  Hobbes
  A. P. Martinich
  Leibniz
  Nicholas Jolley
  Locke
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