The Meaning and Value of Life

Exploring the profound question of life's meaning and value, this work delves into the complexities of existence without claiming definitive answers. It offers a retrospective analysis while contemplating future implications, attempting to reconstruct understanding and applying insights to contemporary life. The author engages with philosophical and religious themes, reflecting on the unresolved nature of this existential dilemma. This classic text, originally published in 1887, is part of a series aimed at making historical works accessible to modern readers.