Schopenhauer on Self, World and Morality

1. Introducing Schopenhauer’s Philosophy of the World, Self and Morality in the Light of Vedantic and Non-Vedantic Wisdom
Arati Barua

2. Some Remarks on the Present State of Research on Schopenhauer and Indian Philosophy
Matthias Kossler

Part I. Schopenhauer, the Vedas and Vedantas: Self, World and Morality

3. Self, World, and Morality: Schopenhauer, Wittgenstein, and Vedanta
Ramesh Chandra Pradhan

4. The Upanishadic Views on Self, World, and Morality: An Assessment with Special Reference to Arthur Schopenhauer
Jayanti Priyadarshini Sahoo

5. Schopenhauer’s Comments on Morality in the Oupnek’hat Mitri

Martina Kurbel

Part II. Schopenhauer, the Vedas and Vedantas: Schopenhauer and the Vedas

6. The Quintessence of the Upanishadic Wisdom and the Solace of Schopenhauer’s Life
Krishna Mani Pathak

7. Reason, Emotion, and Beyond: Revisiting Schopenhauer, Bhartṛhari, and Abhinavagupta
Ajay Verma

8. Circumscribing the Meeting of Schopenhauer and the Veda: Gaudapada, Śankara, and Vedanta
Manish Sharma

Part III. Schopenhauer and Buddhism

9. Compassion and Solidarity in Schopenhauer and the Upanishads
Thomas Regehly

10. On the “Philosophy of Saintliness”: K.E. Neumann’s German Translations of the Buddha’s Discourses and Schopenhauer’s Philosophy
Stephan Atzert

Part IV. Schopenhauer and Tagore

11. Schopenhauer and Tagore on the “Vanity of Existence”: A Parallel and Comparative Study
Sitansu Ray

12. Overcoming Principium Individuationis: Schopenhauer and Tagore
Indu Sarin

Part V. Schopenhauer, Wittgenstein and Aurobindo

13. Journey from Pessimism to Optimism in Schopenhauer, Wittgenstein, and Buddha’s Philosophy
Bhaskar Bhattacharyya

14. Will to Live or No-Will to Live? The Points of Convergence of the Thoughts of Schopenhauer, Wittgenstein, and Aurobindo on Living a Meaningful Life
K. C. Pandey

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