Warsaw, 1908. Published with a grant from the Mianowski Relief Fund. 14.5 x 20 cm, 296 pages, softcover. Good condition (tears and paper loss on the spine, minor tears on the cover).
First edition. A classic philosophical treatise in which Arthur Schopenhauer analyzes the problem of human free will, responsibility, and the necessity of action. The author argues that human actions stem from an individual’s character and the motives driving them, thereby challenging the traditional understanding of free will. Translated from the original and provided with an introduction, explanations, and a philosophical glossary by AdamStögbauer.



