According to Schopenhauer, the world is arranged as follows: behind its external manifestations is a faceless world will. It is blind, omnipresent, and not directed toward a specific goal. It is the Will that brings poverty and suffering to the world, which can only end with death. The only thing we can hope for is to free ourselves from the power of the Will and the fetters of individualism and selfishness that arise from it. The book gives a brief overview of the life and ideas of the philosopher, excerpts from his works are given. From myself:The quality of the book is good, the text is recognizable, the state is readable. The quality of the book is really consistent with the stated. Books in the series:1. Spinoza in 90 minutes2. Rosanov in 90 minutes3. Confucius in 90 Minutes4. Locke in 90 minutes5. Kant in 90 minutes6. Hume in 90 minutes7. Leibniz in 90 minutes8. Carlos Castaneda in 90 minutes9. Nietzsche in 90 minutes10. Derrida in 90 minutes11. Pitirim Sorokin in 90 minutes12. Merab Mamardashvili in 90 minutes13. Henry David Thoreau in 90 Minutes Max Weber in 90 minutes15. Foucault in 90 minutes16. Machiavelli in 90 Minutes17. Nikolai Berdyaev in 90 minutes18. Aristotle in 90 Minutes19. Sartre in 90 minutes20. Blessed Augustine in 90 Minutes