Summary:
The book presents a philosophical analysis of pessimism, arguing that human existence is inherently negative and that consciousness is a curse. It delves into horror literature and philosophical pessimism, drawing from the works of various writers to support the idea that non-existence is preferable to life.
Key points:
1. Pessimistic View: The book argues that life is meaningless and full of suffering, challenging the belief in life's inherent value.
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