by Ludwig Marcuse · tapa blanda · ISBN 9783257216752
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This book is a collection of essays, portraits, and polemics by Ludwig Marcuse, a philosopher who lived a unique tension as a philosopher of happiness and an experienced pessimist. Marcuse defends the individual and opposes any ideology that sacrifices the individual to a greater whole. He places himself in the tradition of pessimistic thinkers such as Schopenhauer and Freud, nihilistic activists such as Büchner and Heine, broken enthusiasts such as Kleist and Nietzsche, and cold happiness seekers such as Marx and Engels.
Ludwig Marcuse was a German philosopher and writer of Jewish origin.
