A critique of Schopenhauer’s philosophy that sets out with the aim of directly engaging with the work’s probable impact on readers. This is intended to point the way toward an alternate “philosophical view” of nature from what we may learn from Schopenhauer’s approach (including its history and likely legacy) and that approach’s deconstruction.
A post-Jungian reading of Katherine Mansfield’s “The Garden Party” situating psychic and social synthesis in today’s pre-post-Trump cultural universe.