usb3.0 hub ic:未经删减的正版的叔本华作品在哪里？

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主要作品（下列作品基本都能从 www.joyo.com 购买）：

商务印书馆

《作为意志与表象的世界》石冲白译
《叔本华论说文集》收录《附录与补遗》部分内容
《论道德的起源与基础》

上海人民出版社出版
《人生的智慧》
《叔本华思想随笔》、
《叔本华美学随笔》、
《叔本华论道德与自由》
均为 韦启昌译

英文版本中，E.F.J. Payne的译本比较常用。

部分英文内容可以在Gutenberg Project中找到：
http://www.gutenberg.org/etext/11945

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"Schopenhauer saw the worst in life and as a result he was dour and glum. Believing that he had no individual will, man was therefore at the complete mercy of all that which is about him. Now, whether his pessimism turned him into an ugly person, or whether its just a case of an ugly person adopting the philosophy of pessimism; -- I have no idea. But what I do know is that Schopenhauer had nobody he could call family. "His pessimism so affected his mother's social guests, who would disperse after his lengthy discourse on the uselessness of everything, that she finally forbade him her home. He parted from her, never to see her again." He never married, mainly because, I suppose, because any self-respecting woman would withdraw in horror, upon finding out Schopenhauer's view of women: they "are directly fitted for acting as the nurses and teachers of our early childhood by the fact that they are themselves childish, frivolous and short-sighted; in a word, they are big children all their life long." They are an "undersized, narrow-shouldered, broad-hipped and short legged race ... they have no proper knowledge of any; and they have no genius." As great a problem as Schopenhauer was to himself, he was a brilliant conversationalist; "his audience, consisting of a small circle of friends, would often listen to him until midnight. He never seemed to tire of talking, even during his last days."