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Arthur Schopenhauer and Friedrich Wilhelm Nietzsche's philosophies of Will present two contrary positions in relation to the sense of life. In both cases life should be explained as an expression of blind and irrational force, becoming a synonym of pain and suffering – nevertheless, the reaction of each in the face of this philosophic finding of the XIX century, places them in opposing paths. In the Schopenhaueran commendation to the denial of will, of self-denying escape in the direction of Nothing, Nietzsche finds the opposite to his philosophy, passive nihilism against which he proposes active nihilism of the affirmation of the Eternal return. Key-Words: Schopenhauer – Nietzsche– Nihilism – Will – Pessimism – Asceptism

Labirintos do nada: a crítica de Nietzsche ao niilismo de Schopenhauer