Analogy: the universal switch of Schopenhauerian thought

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https://doi.org/10.5902/2179378665612

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Analogy, better consciousness, body, theoretical egoism

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Often perceived by its contradictors as the main fragility of its system, analogy constitutes however a driving element of the development of Schopenhauerian metaphysics, and makes it possible to avoid the pitfall of theoretical egoism in which any idealistic philosophy can sink. We will try to show, in accordance with the indications of paragraph 19 of The World as Will and Representation, how Schopenhauer understands the totality of the phenomena "by analogy with our body" and establishes the structure of his masterpiece from this analogical dynamic that puts in motion the primitive intuition of his thought.

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Ugo Batini, Université de Poitiers (Laboratoire MAPP) - France.

Ugo Batini teaches philosophy in a CPGE in Paris. His work focuses on Schopenhauer and German idealism. His thesis, under the direction of Arnaud François (University of Poitiers), deals with the role of analogy in Schopenhauer's metaphysics. He participated in the new critical edition of The World as Will and Representation published by Gallimard in France and directs a collection of philosophical works published by Ellipses. 

 

Latest publications : Schopenhauer, une philosophie de la désillusion [Schopenhauer, a philosophy of disillusionment], Ellipses, 2016 ; Schopenhauer, Cerf, 2020, Dictionnaire Schopenhauer [Schopenhauer dictionary], Ellipses, 2020, and co-edited with Marine Riguet, Le Génie au XIXe siècle, anatomie d'un monstre [The Genius in the 19th Century, Anatomy of a Monster], Classiques Garnier, 2020.


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2021-12-28 — Mis à jour le 2022-03-23

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Batini, U. (2022). Analogy: the universal switch of Schopenhauerian thought. Voluntas: International Journal of Philosophy, 12, e01. https://doi.org/10.5902/2179378665612 (Original work published 28 décembre 2021)

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Schopenhauer e o pensamento universal