Why Do People Fall in Love? Exploring Schopenhauer’s Essay ‘Metaphysics of Love’
Join us on a captivating exploration of the fascinating realm of love through the lens of Arthur Schopenhauer’s lesser-known essay, “Metaphysics of Love.” Delve into thought-provoking questions: Why do people fall in love? How does love shape our thoughts and emotions? Why do some love marriages fail, and what influences our choice of a romantic partner? Schopenhauer also examines extreme cases of passionate love that lead individuals to consider tragic actions. In this engaging session, Mian Talha Zahid presents Schopenhauer’s profound insights, inviting us to ponder the mysteries and complexities of love, a subject that touches the hearts of nearly every individual at some point in their lives.
About the Speaker:
Mian Talha Zahid, a graduate of International Relations from the School of Politics and International Relations, Quaid-i-Azam University, is a keen explorer of philosophical concepts and ideas through extensive reading. While he humbly claims no expertise in the field, his passion for philosophy is evident in his pursuits. Presently, Talha hosts an intellectually stimulating video and audio podcast titled “The Intelligentsia,” where he engages in academic discussions with esteemed intellectuals, providing a platform for thought-provoking conversations.
