Vol 11. The Pessimist's Handbook: A Collection of Popular Essays

The book is in good condition with a sturdy binding. The cover shows minor wear typical of its age. There are handwritten notes on the title page, but no other markings are present. The pages are clean and intact, offering a pleasant reading experience.

"The Pessimist's Handbook: A Collection of Popular Essays" by Arthur Schopenhauer is published by the University of Nebraska Press in 1964. This edition, translated by T. Bailey Saunders and edited with an introduction by Hazel E. Barnes, compiles Schopenhauer's incisive essays, offering readers insight into his philosophical explorations of pessimism. The book includes volumes on "The Art of Controversy" and "Counsels and Maxims," showcasing Schopenhauer's ability to critique and analyze human nature and society. This particular edition is a Bison Book, notable for its academic credibility and thoughtful presentation. The book's subject matter is significant for those interested in philosophy and the history of thought. The physical condition of the book is good, with handwritten notes on the title page, adding a personal touch to this copy.