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Deutsch

Über Wahrheit und Lüge im außermoralischen Sinne

Friedrich Nietzsche
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Duration
40m
Year
2021
Language
German
Publisher
Benjamin Lucas

About

Friedrich Nietzsche was a German philosopher and classical philologist. He is seen as a shatterer of values ​​and a herald of the new. In pictorial analogies, he described relationships between values ​​and criticized them on a meta-level (meta-ethics). Nietzsche dedicates himself to a critique of language and knowledge as it has always preoccupied philosophers and whose questions and theories are topical again today. He uses the force of his own language to question its quality.
Content:
1. The intellect as a means of preserving the individual
2. Is language the adequate expression of all realities?
3. So what is truth?
4. Man as an artistically creative subject
5. Columbarium of terms
6. Reasonable and intuitive man

+ 7. Poems by Prince Vogelfrei

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