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Nietzsche’s Amor Fati
Translated as “the love of fate,” amor fati is a key concept in Nietzsche’s philosophy that relates to eternal recurrence, Yes-saying, and necessity. Nietzsche called the concept his “formula for gre… more →
Bundled Unwindings
Live Tonight on Alba Voce
wrote 8 hours ago: From 7 to 9 PM EST on Thursday, May 23, I will be the guest and topic of conversation on David Baill … more →
rebirth of tragedy
wrote 18 hours ago: A metaphysical consolation wrests us momentarily from the bustle of changing forms. For a brief mome … more →
Losing Our Religion: Will Atheism Be the Norm by 2099?
wrote 20 hours ago: When Friedrich Nietzsche proclaimed that “God is dead” in 1882, it caused a major uproar … more →
Stroke of Genius
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wrote 20 hours ago: The notion of love comes to fruition in Christian thought and the scriptures most prominently in an … more →
Hayek: Menace to Democracy and Democratic Culture
wrote 1 day ago: After sitting in my browser as an open tab for a few weeks, I finally found some time to read Corey … more →
Nietzsche vi: reflecting
wrote 1 day ago: Reflecting has lost all the dignity of its form Thinking, turning things over in your mind, is no lo … more →
why and how?
wrote 1 day ago: “He who has a why to live for can bear almost any how.” ― Friedrich Nietzsche … more →
To the Graduating Seniors
wrote 2 days ago: For those who read this blog regularly, it will come as no surprise that I believe I have the greate … more →
Nietzsche v
wrote 2 days ago: Pursue your best or your worst desires, and above all perish! There is a lot here. First, I want to … more →
Part II: What is Existentialism? (Toward 'Authentic' Sustainable Developement)
wrote 2 days ago: Editor’s Note: The following is part II of a theoretical paper written for the Sustainable Developme … more →
Reflections on Parental Guidance- A Sermon
wrote 3 days ago: Today my pastor, Dr. Ed Young, did a sermon on parental guidance. He really hit the nail on the head … more →
More Notes on Boris Groys with Constant Reference to Kierkegaard
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wrote 4 days ago: Well, the jury is still deliberating. In my last post, I mentioned I picked up Groys’s Introdu … more →
The 30 Harshest Author-on-Author Insults In History
wrote 4 days ago: Vladimir Nabokov By Emily Temple Sigh. Authors just don’t insult each other like they used to. Sure, … more →
Terminology: The History of Ideas
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wrote 4 days ago: Arthur Lovejoy (1873-1962), proponent of one version of the history of ideas One of the drums I like … more →
Random Thought 05.19.13
wrote 4 days ago: The individual has always had to struggle to keep from being overwhelmed by the tribe. If you try it … more →
Burnt Bridges
wrote 4 days ago: Nataraja – Lord Shiva’s cosmic dancing form, as the destroyer of the Universe. The end o … more →
El Nacimiento de la Tragedia
wrote 5 days ago: El Nacimiento de la Tragedia Romántico Alemán ! ! … more →
Disfruta la contundencia alemana....
wrote 5 days ago: Desconfío de todos los sistemáticos y me alejo de ellos. El ansia de sistema constituye una falta … more →
Friedrich Nietzsche - Thus Spoke Zarathustra
wrote 6 days ago: Nietzsche 1862a (Photo credit: Wikipedia) ”There is more wisdom in your body than in your deep … more →
