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German philosopher Arthur Schopenhauer, in an essay translated by Khashayar Deyhimi, examines the affirmation and negation of the will to live, suicide, and the indestructibility of being. The negation of the will to live does not mean annihilation, but is 'merely the act of not-willing.'

The essay On the Affirmation and Denial of the Will to Live is a translation of one of the essays by Arthur Schopenhauer, the great German philosopher, which the capable translator Khashayar Deyhimi has taken the trouble to render into Persian.
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1- On the Affirmation and Denial of the Will to Live
2- On Suicide
3- On the Indestructibility of Our Essential Being by Death Arthur Schopenhauer (German: Arthur Schopenhauer) (1788–1860), the pessimistic German philosopher, is one of the greatest philosophers of Europe and an influential philosopher in history in the fields of ethics, art, contemporary literature, and modern psychology.
The denial of the will to live in no way signifies annihilation, but rather merely the act of not-willing ...
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