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Eternal Justice as the Emulsion of Nondualism and Dualism: Schopenhauer’s Descriptive Appropriation of Incompatible Vedic Philosophies
By Jason Kiss Arthur Schopenhauer’s espousal of Vedic concepts in The World as Will and Representation emphasizes his deep dissatisfaction with philosophy in the West; he regarded his contemporaries not with solidarity but with open disdain.[1] As a result, he turned his attention toward India. As Steven Cross [] The post Eternal Justice as the Emulsion of Nondualism and Dualism: Schopenhauer’s Descriptive Appropriation of Incompatible Vedic Philosophies first appeared on Attack the System.
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