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No de se espantar que Arthur Schopenhauer tivesse uma viso sombria da existncia. Sua me o rejeitava, seu pai cometeu suicdio e ele mesmo passou grande parte da vida isolado em um pequeno apartamento em Frankfurt, na Alemanha. Para ele, a essncia da vida estava repleta de sofrimento. Entretanto, ele props solues para superar o horror da existncia. Dentre suas teorias, uma delas afirmava que a arte e as experincias estticas poderiam proporcionar alvio. Neste ensaio, exploraremos sua filosofia sobre a vida como sofrimento e as solues que ele sugeriu para enfrent-lo.

El pesimismo schopenhaueriano es la opinin de que somos seres sintientes obligados a esforzarnos y a sufrir mucho, sin ningn propsito o justificacin final y, por esta razn, la vida realmente no vale la pena vivirla. Bsicamente, sentimos que nos falta algo y siempre estamos, de una forma u otra, necesitados de algo, y sufrimos por nuestra percepcin de carencia. Obviamente, tratamos de poner fin a este sufrimiento consiguiendo lo que nos falta. Lo que Schopenhauer llama esforzarse.

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Schopenhauer conceptualiza el arte como una idea platnica. Esto significa que el arte y el buen artista buscan replicar objetos en su forma menos distorsionada. As, el artista pinta como son realmente las cosas y no como las percibe, capturando la objetividad.

Segn la filosofa de Schopenhauer, estas cinco formas de arte como alivio al sufrimiento son: arquitectura, poesa, pintura, escultura y msica. Las bellas artes tienen diferencias relacionadas con el medio en el que se copian las ideas, el medio a travs del cual son transmitidas y por el cual otros las percibimos. Adems de estas diferencias, para Schopenhauer las bellas artes tambin difieren y poseen una jerarqua entre ellas.

The first book we are working on, partially transcribed and encoded, and available online, is the Orculo manual y arte de prudencia (1647), in an edition from 1659, full marked with underlining, mostly in pencil, used by the philosopher for his German translation of Baltasar Gracin Das Handorakel und Kunst der Weltklugheit.

In this regard, Nelson Goodman and Jean-Luc Nancy state that art and science offer humans different systems to widen such knowledge by providing the possibility of perceiving themselves and, from there, shape the world.3,4 Jacques Rancire claims that art helps to"design new configurations of what can be seen, said, and thought," and enables to gain knowledge from ignorance by promoting creativity. The theory of "education based on art" does not attempt to turn scientists into artists but to offer them artistic languages during the research process by stimulating sensitivity, experimentation, and creative imagination. As proclaimed by "conceptual art," the main point does not lie in the resulting physical object but in the concepts and ideas that gave rise to, and emerged from, it.5 Charles Percy Snow points out that the current separation between science and art is detrimental and restrains cultural development.6 For this reason, by the end of the 20th century, live beings started to become part of artistic expressions, and collaborations between artists and scientists took place at biotechnology laboratories.7 In this setting, contemporary discussions regarding the science method (Morin), the question of what is science (Khun), the interdependence between the inner world and the laboratory (Latour) give account of a new way of creating knowledge (Fried Schnitman).8-11

Dal demonstrated the effectiveness of this cognitive method when he famously analyzed The Angelus by Millet (Figure 1). The painting shows two peasants who have stopped working in the field one afternoon to pray. Salvador Dal always thought the painting had a hidden meaning and set to discover it, thus conceiving a method to achieve it. This is how he started observing different types of rocks, either menhirs in Finistre or pebbles on the beach of Cadaqus, whose irregular shapes resulted extremely evocative of the couple in The Angelus. He then perceived a sign of death in the image, which was reinforced by the repeated painting experimentations he did of the couple's image. Lastly, he sensed the hidden meaning of the painting: the couple was praying in honor of their dead, buried child. A subsequent X-ray analysis done by the Louvre Museum showed the presence of a little casket at the feet of the woman, and an investigation of Millet's letters documented that he had removed the casket from the image following the advice of a friend who had said that melodramatic paintings were no longer fashionable in Paris.2 ff782bc1db