"Il crepuscolo dei filosofi" is a philosophical work by Arthur Schopenhauer, published in 1851. In this text, Schopenhauer critiques the prevailing philosophical ideas of his time, particularly those of Georg Wilhelm Friedrich Hegel. He argues that many contemporary philosophers have lost touch with the fundamental questions of existence and human experience. The title translates to "The Twilight of the Philosophers," symbolizing a decline in the relevance and clarity of philosophical thought. Schopenhauer emphasizes the importance of individual experience and intuition over abstract reasoning, advocating for a more personal approach to understanding life and reality.