While Immanuel Kant thought the Will was subject to human reason and so rational,Arthur Schopenhauer believed it was
A) a blind,violent force operating
Through us,provoking us to act through desires and passions.
B) rational but based on God's Will.
C) rational,but based on the passions,and not reason.
D) a pure illusion.

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Schopenhauer believed that the Will was a blind, violent force that operated through human desires and passions, and was not subject to rational control or reasoning. He saw it as the driving force behind all human actions and choices, even if we were not always aware of it. His philosophy stressed the importance of recognizing the power of the Will and learning to transcend it through asceticism and self-denial.

While Immanuel Kant Thought the Will Was Subject to Human