Margrieta Beer Bibliography
Posted: May 7th, 2020, 9:29 am
MARGRIETA BEER (1871–1951)
Schopenhauer (1914)
Apparently, the only book by the author.
87 pages long.
The People’s Books No. 113.
"Schopenhauer differs from most other philosophers in that he has influenced not only the development of the history of thought, the course along which modern philosophy has proceeded, but in that his views have been welcomed as an inspiration, accepted almost in the spirit of a religious faith by workers in quite other departments of life.
No philosopher has so directly touched and influenced the great art movements of modern times. It is now nearly one hundred years since the publication of his greatest work, and his philosophy is a more potent and vitalising force to-day than in his own lifetime. It has been a source of inspiration to artists and has directly stimulated their creative activity, probably more than any other abstract system has ever done." (Introduction)
www.gutenberg.org/ebooks/47136
https://archive.org/details/schopenhauer00beeriala/page/n5
Schopenhauer (1914)
Apparently, the only book by the author.
87 pages long.
The People’s Books No. 113. "Schopenhauer differs from most other philosophers in that he has influenced not only the development of the history of thought, the course along which modern philosophy has proceeded, but in that his views have been welcomed as an inspiration, accepted almost in the spirit of a religious faith by workers in quite other departments of life.No philosopher has so directly touched and influenced the great art movements of modern times. It is now nearly one hundred years since the publication of his greatest work, and his philosophy is a more potent and vitalising force to-day than in his own lifetime. It has been a source of inspiration to artists and has directly stimulated their creative activity, probably more than any other abstract system has ever done." (Introduction)
www.gutenberg.org/ebooks/47136
https://archive.org/details/schopenhauer00beeriala/page/n5