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Arthur Schopenhauer.[1] Stanford Encyclopedia of Philosophy. Introduction to Schopenhauer's philosophy and its influences with an important section on æsthetic perception by Robert Wicks.
The Philosophy of Arthur Schopenhauer.[2] The Radical Academy. Schopenhauer's life and works are clearly and briefly summarized with special interest on the application of his philosophy to individual life.
Schopenhauer, Arthur.[3] The Johns Hopkins Guide to Literary Theory & Criticism. Schopenhauer's æsthetics and literary influence is discussed by Tilottama Rajan.
Schopenhauer's Æsthetics.[4] Wikipedia. A short assessment of how Schopenhauer's æsthetics overcomes the pessimism of his philosophy—with an excellent summary of Schopenhauer's influence.
Schopenhauer's Metaphysics of Music.[5] The Wagner Library. A paper first published in New Englander and Yale Review Vol. 46, Issue CCXVII, 1888, by Harlow Gale tracing the similarity of music as a universal language and philosophy as general concepts.
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