Arthur Schopenhauer

[1778-1860] Arthur Schopenhauer

[1819 [1818]] World as Will and Idea
First Book, The World as Idea:
Idea Subordinated to the Principle of Sufficient Reason: The Object of Experience and Science
Fourth Book, The World as Will: Assertion and Denial of Will to Live
Appendix: Criticism of the Kantian Philosophy
Supplements to the First Book: The Doctrine of the Abstract Idea, or Of Thinking
5. On the Irrational Intellect
8. On the Theory of the Ludicrous
17. On Man's Need of Metaphysics
Supplements to the Second Book:
20. Objectification of the Will in the Animal Organism
Supplements to the Fourth Book
41. On Death and Its Relation to the Indestructibility of Our True Nature
47. On the Doctrine of the Denial of the Will to Live
50. Epiphilosophy
[1840] On the Basis of Morality
II. Critique of Kant's Basis of Ethics
II. The Founding of Ethics
[1851] Parerga and Paralipomena, A Collection of Philosophical Essays
—Psychological Observations
—The Christian System
—On the Sufferings of the World
—On Noise
—On Human Nature

Animal Rights History Timeline: Romantic Age [1785-1837]

Romanticism; Romantic Poets

[—Activists-Advocates-Authors
[—Modern Legislative Beginnings]
[—Romantic Periodicals-Articles]

[Abstinence from Animal Food]
[Animal Rights Quotes]
[Animal Rights Law]
[Anti-Vivisection Quotes]
[Humane Education, Teaching Children Kindness to Animals]
[Hunting, Blood-Sports Cruelty]
[Poetry-Plays; Humane Poets]
[Religion-Religious Quotes
Sermons Against Animal Cruelty]
[Souls, Immortality, Future Life]
[Humanity-Justice-Kindness]
[Intelligence-Reason-Emotion]
[Make Compassion the Fashion;
Beauty-Feathers-Fur-Leather]
[Cruelty-Slavery of Animals]
[Strait from the Horse's Mouth:
Words from Animals Themselves]
[Vegetarians-Vegans; Cruelty of Slaughter, Abstinence-Animals]

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[1901-1945] 20thc-Modernism