Camaldoli, The Fear: Four Poems by Philipp Mainlander

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Camaldoli, The Fear: Four Poems by Philipp Mainlander

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“The most effective means of humanity is the good press. It mercilessly uncovers all harms and demands, steadfastly, the elimination of evil.” - Philipp Mainländer, ‘The Philosophy of Redemption’ (Vol. I: 1876; Vol. II: 1886) [p. 247]
[CARL HILGERS 1818 Duesseldorf - 1890]
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“If one compares the teaching of Christ, the teaching of Buddha, and the…refined Schopenhauerian teaching, then with each, one will find that they in essence show the greatest possible conformity; for, self-will, karma, and individual will to live are one and the same thing.
All three systems furthermore teach that life is essentially an unhappy one and that one can and should free oneself through knowledge. Ultimately, the kingdom of heaven after death, nirvana, and absolute nothingness are one and the same.”
—Philipp Mainlander
[poetic outlaws]
“El hilo de la vida está dañado”
Philipp Mainländer
"The world is simply the rotting corpse of God" Philipp Mainlander
Now let me stack all this copies of "Philosophy of Redemption" as a pedestal so I can hang myself.

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"The drama of cosmic death and decay in nature Mainlander also finds in history. Kant, Fichte, Schelling and Hegel misunderstood history, he argues, when they saw it as a progression toward the creation of a moral world order. If we examine the development of human civilization from ancient Asia, Greece and Rome, we have to admit that it is a long history of steady decline and decay."
- Frederick C. Beiser, Weltschmerz: Pessimism in German Philosophy, 1860-1900 (2016)
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