Schopenhauer X Nietzsche Manuscript
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★Korea's leading authority on Nietzsche's philosophy★
Author of the 600,000-copy bestseller "Reading Schopenhauer in Your Forties"
★Schopenhauer × Nietzsche Philosophy Researcher★
The wisdom of solitude for Schopenhauer
Learning the power of positivity from Nietzsche
100 Philosophical Sentences Carefully Selected by Professor Kang Yong-su
“Transcription is not simply copying, but a way to directly experience the philosopher’s thoughts.” - Kang Yong-su
It's time to meet Schopenhauer and Nietzsche, the philosophers most loved by Koreans, in person.
Professor Kang Yong-su, who captured the hearts of 600,000 readers with “Reading Schopenhauer in Your Forties,” has published “Schopenhauer x Nietzsche Manuscript Book,” which allows readers to copy and reflect on 100 famous passages containing the thoughts of the two philosophers.
We directly checked the original German text to correct any mistranslations and translated it to make it easier for modern readers to understand, and added 10 of Kang Yong-su's philosophical essays to expand the scope of thought.
Schopenhauer viewed life as suffering and sought happiness in ways that reduced that suffering.
Nietzsche, who followed him on the path of philosophy, developed his thoughts and, instead of avoiding or reducing the pain of life, he embraced even that pain and emphasized 'love of fate (Amor fati)', which affirms life as a whole by saying, "It's worth living once more."
Through this manuscript, we can learn from Schopenhauer the wisdom to sustain life in solitude, and from Nietzsche the power to embrace suffering and affirm life.
This book was specially produced with nude four-season binding.
You can see the stylish stitching design on the spine, and it opens completely 180 degrees.
Additionally, you can comfortably write with any pen using paper that has a superior writing feel.
《Schopenhauer x Nietzsche Manuscript》, which is enjoyable to read and write, is a practical book that changes your attitude toward life.
If I continue to copy each phrase 100 times, the famous quotes of the two philosophers will become my language and thoughts.
When you want to strengthen yourself in solitude, when you want to move forward again with an affirmation of life, I hope you will find a philosophical companion in this book.
Author of the 600,000-copy bestseller "Reading Schopenhauer in Your Forties"
★Schopenhauer × Nietzsche Philosophy Researcher★
The wisdom of solitude for Schopenhauer
Learning the power of positivity from Nietzsche
100 Philosophical Sentences Carefully Selected by Professor Kang Yong-su
“Transcription is not simply copying, but a way to directly experience the philosopher’s thoughts.” - Kang Yong-su
It's time to meet Schopenhauer and Nietzsche, the philosophers most loved by Koreans, in person.
Professor Kang Yong-su, who captured the hearts of 600,000 readers with “Reading Schopenhauer in Your Forties,” has published “Schopenhauer x Nietzsche Manuscript Book,” which allows readers to copy and reflect on 100 famous passages containing the thoughts of the two philosophers.
We directly checked the original German text to correct any mistranslations and translated it to make it easier for modern readers to understand, and added 10 of Kang Yong-su's philosophical essays to expand the scope of thought.
Schopenhauer viewed life as suffering and sought happiness in ways that reduced that suffering.
Nietzsche, who followed him on the path of philosophy, developed his thoughts and, instead of avoiding or reducing the pain of life, he embraced even that pain and emphasized 'love of fate (Amor fati)', which affirms life as a whole by saying, "It's worth living once more."
Through this manuscript, we can learn from Schopenhauer the wisdom to sustain life in solitude, and from Nietzsche the power to embrace suffering and affirm life.
This book was specially produced with nude four-season binding.
You can see the stylish stitching design on the spine, and it opens completely 180 degrees.
Additionally, you can comfortably write with any pen using paper that has a superior writing feel.
《Schopenhauer x Nietzsche Manuscript》, which is enjoyable to read and write, is a practical book that changes your attitude toward life.
If I continue to copy each phrase 100 times, the famous quotes of the two philosophers will become my language and thoughts.
When you want to strengthen yourself in solitude, when you want to move forward again with an affirmation of life, I hope you will find a philosophical companion in this book.
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Beginning_My Life's Compass: Schopenhauer and Nietzsche
PART 1.
Schopenhauer's philosophy of life
01 Happiness comes from the balance between expectations and reality.
02 Happiness is judged by pain, not pleasure.
03 Life is like a pendulum swinging between pain and boredom.
04 A wish fulfilled is a recognized error, a wish frustrated is an unrecognized error.
05 Life's worries and pains are like the bottom of a ship.
06 Hope and fulfillment are empty when near and painful when far away.
07 When you encounter happiness, imagine unhappiness as well.
08 The healthier and better your mind, the happier and more satisfied you will be.
09 Do not be jealous or provoke others.
10 Mental Abilities Determine the Quality of Life
Kang Yong-su's Philosophical Essay | Philosophy is the effort to become conscious of the purpose and process of life.
11. Learn how to endure loneliness the hardest.
12 Personality is an absolute value
13 Be your true self
14 The higher your mental level, the more lonely you become.
15 No one gets hurt at a reasonable distance
16 There is friendship even in human relationships that stem from selfishness.
17 Do not keep your thoughts and words close to each other.
18 Other people's thoughts have nothing to do with my happiness.
19 Don't seek approval from others, but approve of yourself.
20 A wise person is polite, a foolish person is not.
Kang Yong-su's Philosophical Essay | On the Appropriate Distance Between People
21 Being lenient with low-class people will result in harm.
22 To be called naive is a compliment.
23 Be careful when you trust others, and be happy when others distrust you.
24 Others are my mirrors
25 Think of wealth as if you were born rich.
26 The rich are more vulgar when they are ignorant.
27 Money is an absolute good
28 The vulgar respect only wealth and power, and are jealous and hateful of the intellect.
29 It is a confession that no one boasts of having
30 Find what works for you
Kang Yong-su's Philosophical Essay | Why Life Needs Philosophy
31 Things that are easy to write are difficult, and things that are difficult to write are easy.
32 If you only accept other people's thoughts, you lose the power to think for yourself.
33 Style is thought
34 All existence is merely a changing phenomenon.
35 The spring of life is long and the autumn of life is short.
36 All existence is annihilated.
37 Life is a voyage toward death.
38 Life is a dream, death is waking up from that dream.
39 Accept this moment cheerfully.
40. Pursue less pain than greater pleasure.
Kang Yong-su's Philosophical Essay | Accepting Pain Inevitably Leads to Growth
41 Happiness is determined by subjective, not objective, conditions.
42 The people who are born with the happiest destiny are those who are rich inwardly.
43 Live with courage
44 Life may look different, but its essence is the same.
45 Do your best and accept it humbly.
46 Different people perceive the same thing differently.
47 The biggest variable in life is yourself.
48 Forty years of life are the text, and the next thirty are the commentary.
49 The time I carelessly let slip by is the life I so desperately anticipated.
50 Today is only once and will not come twice.
Kang Yong-su's Philosophical Essay | Schopenhauer and Nietzsche on Life
PART 2.
Nietzsche's philosophy of life
01 Become a pine tree
02 The Courage of a Person Who Overcomes Fear
03 The fate of those who walk their own path
04 Everything that has ripened no longer has wind.
05 Every human being is bound to misunderstand himself.
06 Tell your weak self
07 Strong people affirm reality, but weak people deny it.
08 Become a person who creates himself
09 All gods are dead. Now embrace the great will.
10 Go beyond God and Nothingness
Kang Yong-su's Philosophical Essay | You Only Realize Meaning After You've Loved Madly
11 Humanity is something that must be overcome
12 Move forward with confidence
13 It is up to you to make every experience blossom.
14 Those who are prepared will embrace an infinite future.
15 My will wants to overcome
16 A noble person feels happy in himself.
17 The lowly are reactive, the noble are proactive.
18. Surround yourself with people who share your beliefs.
19 Those who willingly sacrifice themselves and cross over to the other side
20 The lowest and highest grades of humans
Kang Yong-su's Philosophical Essay | Anyone Can Become a Philosopher
21 If you love someone so much, you sacrifice everything else.
22 A person who has friends is not isolated.
23 The desire to be noticed comes from a desire to feel superior.
24 Don't defend, compete.
25 Have respectable enemies
26 Test your love
27 Knowing how to rejoice together is an intellectual ability.
28 Great people produce great writing styles.
29 Convey your emotions
30 Choose your readers
Kang Yong-su's Philosophical Essay | The Soul Grows as Much as It Spends Time Alone
31 Write it down
32 Ten Principles of Writing
33. When you come across a good sentence, celebrate it.
34 Write as you speak
35 Maintain dignity and moderation
36 A good book's true value is revealed only after time passes.
37 The value of a book can only be appreciated with the passage of time.
38 Qualify to be rich
39 You must be healthy to achieve your goals.
40 The Hearts of Excellent and Unexcelled People
Kang Yong-su's Philosophical Essay | When You Stop Fearing Death
To conceive a dancing star, one must harbor chaos within.
42 To sleep well at night, accumulate virtue during the day.
43 Trial and error and wasted time are never in vain.
44 He who laughs today will laugh last.
45 Be a discerning person
46 Become a person who can make promises
Don't live as you are, live as you think.
48 Be quiet, there is happiness in small things.
49 From the Master Who Taught Eternal Return
50 Love your destiny
Kang Yong-su's Philosophical Essay | Happiness is Hope for the Future
PART 1.
Schopenhauer's philosophy of life
01 Happiness comes from the balance between expectations and reality.
02 Happiness is judged by pain, not pleasure.
03 Life is like a pendulum swinging between pain and boredom.
04 A wish fulfilled is a recognized error, a wish frustrated is an unrecognized error.
05 Life's worries and pains are like the bottom of a ship.
06 Hope and fulfillment are empty when near and painful when far away.
07 When you encounter happiness, imagine unhappiness as well.
08 The healthier and better your mind, the happier and more satisfied you will be.
09 Do not be jealous or provoke others.
10 Mental Abilities Determine the Quality of Life
Kang Yong-su's Philosophical Essay | Philosophy is the effort to become conscious of the purpose and process of life.
11. Learn how to endure loneliness the hardest.
12 Personality is an absolute value
13 Be your true self
14 The higher your mental level, the more lonely you become.
15 No one gets hurt at a reasonable distance
16 There is friendship even in human relationships that stem from selfishness.
17 Do not keep your thoughts and words close to each other.
18 Other people's thoughts have nothing to do with my happiness.
19 Don't seek approval from others, but approve of yourself.
20 A wise person is polite, a foolish person is not.
Kang Yong-su's Philosophical Essay | On the Appropriate Distance Between People
21 Being lenient with low-class people will result in harm.
22 To be called naive is a compliment.
23 Be careful when you trust others, and be happy when others distrust you.
24 Others are my mirrors
25 Think of wealth as if you were born rich.
26 The rich are more vulgar when they are ignorant.
27 Money is an absolute good
28 The vulgar respect only wealth and power, and are jealous and hateful of the intellect.
29 It is a confession that no one boasts of having
30 Find what works for you
Kang Yong-su's Philosophical Essay | Why Life Needs Philosophy
31 Things that are easy to write are difficult, and things that are difficult to write are easy.
32 If you only accept other people's thoughts, you lose the power to think for yourself.
33 Style is thought
34 All existence is merely a changing phenomenon.
35 The spring of life is long and the autumn of life is short.
36 All existence is annihilated.
37 Life is a voyage toward death.
38 Life is a dream, death is waking up from that dream.
39 Accept this moment cheerfully.
40. Pursue less pain than greater pleasure.
Kang Yong-su's Philosophical Essay | Accepting Pain Inevitably Leads to Growth
41 Happiness is determined by subjective, not objective, conditions.
42 The people who are born with the happiest destiny are those who are rich inwardly.
43 Live with courage
44 Life may look different, but its essence is the same.
45 Do your best and accept it humbly.
46 Different people perceive the same thing differently.
47 The biggest variable in life is yourself.
48 Forty years of life are the text, and the next thirty are the commentary.
49 The time I carelessly let slip by is the life I so desperately anticipated.
50 Today is only once and will not come twice.
Kang Yong-su's Philosophical Essay | Schopenhauer and Nietzsche on Life
PART 2.
Nietzsche's philosophy of life
01 Become a pine tree
02 The Courage of a Person Who Overcomes Fear
03 The fate of those who walk their own path
04 Everything that has ripened no longer has wind.
05 Every human being is bound to misunderstand himself.
06 Tell your weak self
07 Strong people affirm reality, but weak people deny it.
08 Become a person who creates himself
09 All gods are dead. Now embrace the great will.
10 Go beyond God and Nothingness
Kang Yong-su's Philosophical Essay | You Only Realize Meaning After You've Loved Madly
11 Humanity is something that must be overcome
12 Move forward with confidence
13 It is up to you to make every experience blossom.
14 Those who are prepared will embrace an infinite future.
15 My will wants to overcome
16 A noble person feels happy in himself.
17 The lowly are reactive, the noble are proactive.
18. Surround yourself with people who share your beliefs.
19 Those who willingly sacrifice themselves and cross over to the other side
20 The lowest and highest grades of humans
Kang Yong-su's Philosophical Essay | Anyone Can Become a Philosopher
21 If you love someone so much, you sacrifice everything else.
22 A person who has friends is not isolated.
23 The desire to be noticed comes from a desire to feel superior.
24 Don't defend, compete.
25 Have respectable enemies
26 Test your love
27 Knowing how to rejoice together is an intellectual ability.
28 Great people produce great writing styles.
29 Convey your emotions
30 Choose your readers
Kang Yong-su's Philosophical Essay | The Soul Grows as Much as It Spends Time Alone
31 Write it down
32 Ten Principles of Writing
33. When you come across a good sentence, celebrate it.
34 Write as you speak
35 Maintain dignity and moderation
36 A good book's true value is revealed only after time passes.
37 The value of a book can only be appreciated with the passage of time.
38 Qualify to be rich
39 You must be healthy to achieve your goals.
40 The Hearts of Excellent and Unexcelled People
Kang Yong-su's Philosophical Essay | When You Stop Fearing Death
To conceive a dancing star, one must harbor chaos within.
42 To sleep well at night, accumulate virtue during the day.
43 Trial and error and wasted time are never in vain.
44 He who laughs today will laugh last.
45 Be a discerning person
46 Become a person who can make promises
Don't live as you are, live as you think.
48 Be quiet, there is happiness in small things.
49 From the Master Who Taught Eternal Return
50 Love your destiny
Kang Yong-su's Philosophical Essay | Happiness is Hope for the Future
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Into the book
Transcription is not simply copying, but a way to directly experience the philosopher's thoughts.
Reading, engraving each word, gives a profound feeling that is completely different from reading by just turning the pages.
The important thing when transcribing is that it should not be a mindless repetition.
Schopenhauer really hated people just copying and not thinking for themselves.
Therefore, when transcribing, you must first ponder the author's intended meaning and savor the meaning hidden between sentences.
You can follow the path the author took, but sometimes you may look around and take a side road.
But at the top, everyone encounters the whole work.
By doing so, it becomes a process of filling in new ideas with my own thoughts rather than simply copying someone else's writing.
Philosophy doesn't inherently force a correct answer.
It is natural to have different thoughts even when reading the same sentence.
That is the power of philosophy.
--- From "Why do we transcribe the words of philosophers?"
It is very meaningful to read and write the thoughts of Schopenhauer and Nietzsche together.
Nietzsche read Schopenhauer's works in his youth and entered the path of becoming a philosopher.
Schopenhauer had a great influence on Nietzsche, and Nietzsche inherited his philosophy from Schopenhauer's ideas, but later tried to go beyond Schopenhauer's philosophy.
--- From "Similarities and Differences Between Arthur Schopenhauer and Friedrich Nietzsche"
This manuscript is a selection of passages from Schopenhauer and Nietzsche that I have judged to be the most valuable among the writings I have read during my research.
The ideas of the two philosophers, as well as their writing style, are exemplary and excellent.
Their writings do not remain in difficult abstractions, but rather approach our daily lives and lives in a way that is close to our hearts, and thus are still loved by many readers.
The reason the works of these two philosophers are recognized and loved worldwide is not only because of their excellent writing skills, but also because each of them firmly presented a new outlook on life.
Having lived surrounded by the thoughts and sentences of the two philosophers, I took this opportunity to ask myself, "If I could only write 100 sentences in my life, what would they be?" and chose 50 sentences each from the works of Schopenhauer and Nietzsche.
Reading, engraving each word, gives a profound feeling that is completely different from reading by just turning the pages.
The important thing when transcribing is that it should not be a mindless repetition.
Schopenhauer really hated people just copying and not thinking for themselves.
Therefore, when transcribing, you must first ponder the author's intended meaning and savor the meaning hidden between sentences.
You can follow the path the author took, but sometimes you may look around and take a side road.
But at the top, everyone encounters the whole work.
By doing so, it becomes a process of filling in new ideas with my own thoughts rather than simply copying someone else's writing.
Philosophy doesn't inherently force a correct answer.
It is natural to have different thoughts even when reading the same sentence.
That is the power of philosophy.
--- From "Why do we transcribe the words of philosophers?"
It is very meaningful to read and write the thoughts of Schopenhauer and Nietzsche together.
Nietzsche read Schopenhauer's works in his youth and entered the path of becoming a philosopher.
Schopenhauer had a great influence on Nietzsche, and Nietzsche inherited his philosophy from Schopenhauer's ideas, but later tried to go beyond Schopenhauer's philosophy.
--- From "Similarities and Differences Between Arthur Schopenhauer and Friedrich Nietzsche"
This manuscript is a selection of passages from Schopenhauer and Nietzsche that I have judged to be the most valuable among the writings I have read during my research.
The ideas of the two philosophers, as well as their writing style, are exemplary and excellent.
Their writings do not remain in difficult abstractions, but rather approach our daily lives and lives in a way that is close to our hearts, and thus are still loved by many readers.
The reason the works of these two philosophers are recognized and loved worldwide is not only because of their excellent writing skills, but also because each of them firmly presented a new outlook on life.
Having lived surrounded by the thoughts and sentences of the two philosophers, I took this opportunity to ask myself, "If I could only write 100 sentences in my life, what would they be?" and chose 50 sentences each from the works of Schopenhauer and Nietzsche.
--- From "With the intention of leaving only 100 philosopher's words in my life"
GOODS SPECIFICS
- Date of issue: September 30, 2025
- Format: Guide to book binding methods for four-sided binding
- Page count, weight, size: 244 pages | 460g | 152*224*15mm
- ISBN13: 9791171831432
- ISBN10: 1171831439
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