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Ultimately, the author concludes: > So let me end our lecture by expressing both my deep indebtedness, my deep gratitude for Nietzsche as well as my ultimate d
by squircle 2y ago
Ultimately, the author concludes:
> So let me end our lecture by expressing both my deep indebtedness, my deep gratitude for Nietzsche as well as my ultimate dissatisfaction with him in the following way:
> I've been too convinced by Nietzsche to be convinced by the rhetoric of the sick.
In spite of "beyond good and evil", Nietzsche was himself caught between Hebraism/Hellenism.
> Okay, then why is this lecture about how to be an aristocrat if that's impossible for me, a common peasant?
What if you suddenly found yourself, through luck or hard work, in a gentrified position?
- skulk 2y ago> What if you suddenly found yourself, through luck or hard work, in a gentrified position? Then I would certainly not be listening to lectures by Johnathan Bi. I would definitely read and love Nietzsche though.