Schopenhauer's thought that ...

Schopenhauer\'s thought that Will is insatiable, that once satisfied in one form it must be expressed in new desires, is inherited both by Mann and by Aschenbach (it\'s in Mahler, as well). So life is inevitably incomplete.
Schopenhauer's thought that Will is insatiable, that once satisfied in one form it must be expressed in new desires, is inherited both by Mann and by Aschenbach (it's in Mahler, as well). So life is inevitably incomplete.
 Philip Kitcher

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