Materialism

In Self and world in Schopenhauer's philosophy. New York: Oxford University Press (1989)
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Abstract

Schopenhauer argues that the world of objects must be material, and that the only use for the concept of substance is that of matter. He argues that materialism is correlative with idealism. Even the brain functions of the subject are material processes. However, materialism is oneā€sided because it does not account for the point of view of the consciousness of the subject of knowledge, from which idealism indispensably starts.

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Christopher Janaway
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