Wagner and Philosophy

Wagner and Philosophy: Tristan Chords puts the composer Wagner's art career in the philosophical background of his time, and makes a detailed and comprehensive study of the close relationship between Wagner and philosophers: from the socialist before Marx to Feuerbach and Schopenhauer. In Wagner and Philosophy, Brian Maggie explores music and words, art and philosophy, the relationship between the consciousness and sub-consciousness, rationally and objectively analyzes Wagner's paranoia, self-centered and anti-Semitism tendency and other personality traits, and his artistic talents, and in a whole new way to interpret the Wagner and his work.