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'''Arthur Schopenhauer''' was a post-Kantian, pessimistic German philosopher (born in 1788 in the city of Danzig, Commonwealth of Poland-Lithuania, modern day Gdansk, Poland) and [[NEET]]. Though largely unappreciated in his own era, his writings had later become immensely influential. Of greatest relevance to this wiki, he is also known for his '[[misogynist]]' essay entitled "On Women", which argued for [[female subordination]], authored in 1851 in his books ''Parerga and Paralipomena''. | '''Arthur Schopenhauer''' was a post-Kantian, pessimistic German philosopher (born in 1788 in the city of Danzig, Commonwealth of Poland-Lithuania, modern day Gdansk, Poland) and [[NEET]]. Though largely unappreciated in his own era, his writings had later become immensely influential. Of greatest relevance to this wiki, he is also known for his '[[misogynist]]' essay entitled "On Women", which argued for [[female subordination]], authored in 1851 in his books ''Parerga and Paralipomena''. | ||