Nietzsche
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- proper noun
- /ˈniːtʃə/
- Many scholars consider Nietzsche a pivotal figure in modern philosophy, especially for his concepts of the 'will to power.'
- Nietzsche's philosophy
- Friedrich Nietzsche
- according to Nietzsche
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Watch on YouTubeWhich of course was what Nietzsche did himself.
- Which of course was what Nietzsche did himself.
- And, and, and as Nietzsche said, words make the uncommon common.
- As you know, Nietzsche never had an idea without perambulating.
- You know when people say I love Nietzsche, you have to which bits?
- That's, that's the Nietzsche gaze long into the abyss.
- And you know, Nietzsche, I talk about Nietzsche in the book.
- That the person who told me this is also a Nietzsche scholar.
- Who's a heretic that you really look up to Nietzsche.
Examples
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Theme three, we will read Friedrich Nietzsche, The Genealogy of Morality.
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For example, take-- take Nietzsche's old line: "If you stare into an abyss, it also stares into you."
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And you know, Nietzsche, I talk about Nietzsche in the book.
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That is what Nietzsche says truth consists in.
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Now, this is the collision that Nietzsche talks about.
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But according to Nietzsche, the struggle between master and slave morality is not over.
Academic text (1999) -
You know what Nietzsche says: Even the strongest have their moments of fatigue.
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What are the moral consequences of wanting and valuing what Nietzsche was to call "more life," whatever the cost?
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In order to found social science, what was needed was Nietzsche's experimental substitution of "values" for truth.
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So, what does Nietzsche mean when he says, "The secret for harvesting from existence the greatest fruitfulness, the greatest enjoyment is to live dangerously!
Synonyms
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A German philosopher who criticized religion and traditional moral values and wrote about a superior person
Surface Forms
Etymology
Nietzsche is a German family name that comes from an old form of the given name Nicholas. So Nietzsche simply identifies the philosopher Friedrich Nietzsche as his last name.