CUADERNOS
DE
PESIMISMO
JOURNAL OF PHILOSOPHY
Vol. 1 (2022): Pessimism and Philosophy
.jpg)
We ask ourselves in this first issue of the Pessimism Notebooks about the meaning of pessimism in relation to philosophy and if it is possible to speak properly of a pessimistic philosophy or at least of philosophical pessimism.
Posted : 04/01/22
FULL NUMBER 1-250
editorial note 2-4
Arthur Schopenhauer: between pessimism and philosophy
Jesus Carlos Hernandez Moreno 8-17
The worst of all possible worlds: nature as an argument for Schopenhauer's metaphysical pessimism
Zaida Olvera 8-17
Of the idiosyncrasies of pessimism as cardinal virtues of all philosophizing
HW Gamez 33-45
Pessimism and individuality . Brief exploration of the foundations of pessimism in modern thought
Carlos David Garcia Mancilla 33-45
FIXED BAD. His pessimism and dialectics in three moments
Piercarlo Necchi 33-45
On the need for a different philosophical orientation around the optimism-pessimism controversy
Adam Nunez Luna 33-45
The Gnostic recurrence of pessimism as a result of the failure of the modern neutralization of evil
Hector del Estal Sanchez 33-45
Christ's suicide
Cristian Andres Hernandez Pelaez 33-45
Justin's Prayer or Denial of the Will to Live
Jesus Arellano Esquivel 33-45
Walter Benjamin, progress, revolution, memory how to organize pessimism
Gabriella White 33-45
Cioran eo Ceticismo
Rui Benevides Prates 33-45
That science they say, they say will save us
Juan Carlos Moreno Romo 33-45
Optimism and pessimism. Leibniz and Schopenhauer
Julius Frauenstädt - Jesús Carlos Hernández Moreno (trans.) 33-45
Pessimism and the social question in Philipp Mainländer
Flamarion Caldeira Ramos - Carlos Dario Romero (trans.) 33-45
Fragments belonging to Carlo Michelstaedter's Scritti Vari
Gabriel Adelio Saia (trans.) 33-45
Pragmatic pessimism. Or on the “Dark gray” of the World
Vila Debona (AA and trans.) 33-45
Schopenhauer, Arthur. On vision and colors. A treatise . Introduction, translation and notes by Jesús Carlos Hernández Moreno. Madrid: Casimiro, 2021, pp. 183
Paolo Gajardo Jana 33-45
Gwinner, Wilhelm. Schopenhauer and his friends . Introduction, translation and notes by Jesús Carlos Hernández Moreno. Madrid: Sequitur Editions, 2021, pp. 144
Carlos Dario Romero 33-45
Lanterna, Marco. Peisithanates. Trattato della buona estinzione . Italy: Liberilibri, Macerata, 2021, p. 152
Annalisa Presice 33-45
Von Hartman, Edward. Philosophy of the Unconscious. Translation, introduction and notes by Manuel Pérez Cornejo, prologue by Carlos Javier González Serrano. Madrid: Publishing Alliance, 2022, pp. 728. 224
Carlos Javier Gonzalez Serrano 33-45
CUADERNOS DE PESIMISMO IS A WORLDWIDE PHILOSOPHY JOURNAL PUBLISHED ANNUALLY
N°. 2 (2023): The Polemic of Pessimism in the Nineteenth Century
In this second issue of Notebooks about Pessimism, we intend to delve into this multifaceted controversy, attending, as a guide, to its two major phases or stages: the first, which would cover approximately from 1850 to 1869, in which the main representative of pessimism would be Arthur Schopenhauer; and the second, in which Eduard von Hartmann and his Philosophy of the Unconscious (1869) occupied the center of the discussions from 1870 until the outbreak of the Great War.
Posted : 04/04/23
Próximamente a la venta
Editorial Note 7-8
Schopenhauer versus Schopenhauer. Philosophy between Buddha and Zaratustra
Jesús Carlos Hernández Moreno 11-38
“The Most Modern Type of the Insane Genius”: Schopenhauer and the Pathology of Genius, 1870-1900
Tobias Dahlkvist 39-52
The reception of Eduard von Hartmann’s philosophy in Spain and Portugal
Manuel Pérez Cornejo 53-77
Beyond suffering: How Nietzsche re-conceptualized pessimism
Pedro Naranjo Cobo 79-89
Pompeu Gener. A positivist Response to the Philosophy of the Unconscious in Spain
Héctor del Estal Sánchez 91-106
The double face of Pessimism
Domenico M. Fazio 109-123
India and Schopenhauer in the Light of Sankara and Schopenhauer
Arati Barua 125-129
Pessimists of Suspicion: Thomas Ligotti/Philipp Mainländer. A Specular Relationship
Manuel Pérez Cornejo 131-142
Pessimism and Individualism
Georges Palante (trads. Slaymen Bonilla y Libertad Estrada) 145-160
Pessimism
Olga Plümacher (trads. Fernando Burgos y Pedro Naranjo Cobo) 161-176
Optimism and Pessimism. Leibniz and Schopenhauer
Julius Frauenstädt (trad. Jesús Carlos Hernández Moreno) 177-183
Religious Apathy among the lower strata of the Population presumably as a Result of Pessimism
Olga Plümacher (trad. José Carlos Ibarra Cuchillo) 185-188
Moral and religious pessimism in Homer and Hesiod
J.-A. Hild - Adán Núñez Luna (trad.) 189-200
India and Schopenhauer in light of Sankara and Schopenhauer
Arati Barua - Axel Velasco Maldonado (trad.) 201-206
Taubert, Agnes. El pesimismo y sus adversarios. Introducción y traducción de Manuel Pérez Cornejo, Prólogo de Fernando Burgos, España, Sequitur, 2023, pp. 120
Carlos Darío Romero 209-211
Gioele P. Cima. Motivi lacaniani. Scritti sul peggio. Italia, Orthotes, Napoli, 2022, pp. 160
Piercarlo Necchi 213-217
Josefa Ros Velasco. La enfermedad del aburrimiento. Madrid, Alianza, 2022, pp. 296
Paolo Gajardo Jaña 219-220
Frederick C. Beiser. Weltschmerz. El pesimismo en la filosofía alemana: 1860-1900. Traducción, Fernando Burgos, Slaymen Bonilla y Antonio García, Madrid, Sequitur, 2022, pp. 460
Carlos Javier González Serrano 221-221
Manuel Pérez Cornejo. Arturo, o el pesimismo. Un diálogo [Fantasía filosófica sobre los jardines de la granja de san Idelfonso]. Madrid, Huso, 2022, pp. 128
José Carlos Ibarra Cuchillo 223 -225
Arthur Schopenhauer. Correspondencia escogida. Edición, notas y traducción de Luis Fernando Moreno Claros, Barcelona, Acantilado, 2022, pp. 832
Arnold Hernández Díaz 227-228
Moses Mendelssohn y Gotthold Ephraim Lessing. Pope, ¿un metafísico? Edición, traducción y estudio preliminar de Jesús Carlos Hernández Moreno, Madrid, Sequitur, 2022, pp. 120
Carlos David García Mancilla 229-231
Philipp Mainländer. The Philosophie of Redemtion. Vol. I. Edición, notas y traducción de Christian Romus, Australia, Irukandji Press, 2023, pp. 510
Fernando Burgos 233-234
FULL ISSUE 1-235