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Has anyone compiled a list of all the philosophical works Nietzsche critiques in Beyond Good and Evil?
I know this isn't really a philosophy question; I just want to read everything Nietzsche read. I have a picture of him over my bed and I kiss his little forehead every night.
Also, why does he say ...
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Is there a way to search for words and phrases in English-language translations of Nietzsche's works?
Are you aware of a way to search English-language translations of Nietzsche's works? It would be ideal to be able to search all of Nietzsche's works simultaneously, but I'd be delighted to be able to ...
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Which philosophers have contradicted Nietzsche?
These days I'm becoming tired of the recurrent introduction of Friedrich Nietzsche as the epitome of the philosophical genius, the revolutionary whose ideas have never been as relevant as now and the ...
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Is there a decent book or section in opposition to many of Nietzsce's concepts in "Beyond Good and Evil"?
It would also be neat to discover a list or work that has brief critiques of major philosophical ideas or texts.
Related, I found this site:
https://www.denizcemonduygu.com/philo/browse
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Nietzsche aphorism about happiness - interpretation
THE DANGER IN HAPPINESS.--"Everything now turns out best for me, I now love every fate:--who would like to be my fate?"
From Beyond Good and Evil. I wondered if anyone could share some wisdom ...
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In German, to which of Nietzsche's books does the abbreviation "GA" refer to?
I'm reading an academic article in German about Nietzsche and I really need to check the texts the author refers to, however I have no clue what "GA" refers to, even after checking the list of German ...
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Where is Nietzsche's Antichrist last part (Law against Christianity)?
I was looking for a sentence in the last part of Nietzsche's The Antichrist (a part called "Law against Christianity"), which comes after the chapter 62. To my surprise, the vast majority of "full-...
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Is the following a quote from Nietzsche?
Hello everyone on PhilStackexchange,
I am just requesting source for a line I heard from a friend who alleges that it is from Nietzsche. The line goes like 'he who leaves me is my true follower', and ...
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Is Nietzsche's thought primarily a solution on how to classify people?
I was just now doing some super light reading on Nietzsche's aristocraticism. Seems to me that a lot of human history, both intellectual and social, is an attempt to create a stronger class system. ...
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Nietzsche and What he got wrong about evolution?
It is known that Nietzsche rejected the clause of the "natural selection" and "survival of the fittest" in the theory of evolution as not as much was confirmed about the theory during his time and it ...
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is the eternal return of material violence etc.?
Does anyone claim that what Nietzsche's heroes (and antiheroes?) will the return of isn't every violent human (or natural?) mistake, but some particular aspect of history?
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What are some good books about existential philosophy?
I recently have gained a lot of interest in philosophy and have especially taken to Nietzsche's work and ideas. I am reading philosophy to understand on a more personal level to lead a more fulfilled ...
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Mussolini on Nietzsche
Does anyone have a link / explanation of Mussolini's writings on Nietzsche?
Failing that, any of the early fascists.
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Are there any websites that walkthrough Nietzsche's work?
I have often seen sites dedicated to famous literary works that break down a composition and help explain it to the beginner. I've only taken one class on philosophy so I'm not going to understand ...
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Joy accompanies, joy does not move
In Will to Power, Nietzsche wrote that
joy accompanies, joy does not move
This claim strikes me as false. Behind this seems to be the idea that power rather happiness motivates us. But I think ...
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