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Thus was ensured the triumph of the mass of the weak over the small elite of the
strong and noble, precisely the situation against which Nietzsche preaches revolt
. How could he fail to remember that Plato was the author of the Republic and ...
Thus was ensured the triumph of the mass of the weak over the small elite of the
strong and noble, precisely the situation against which Nietzsche preaches revolt
. How could he fail to remember that Plato was the author of the Republic and ...
Pagina 121
Nietzsche's name par excellence symbolizes the common inspiration uniting
those movements. They blended in his mind with the advent of the Wagnerian
musical drama, which he both passionately loved and detested, but wherein the ...
Nietzsche's name par excellence symbolizes the common inspiration uniting
those movements. They blended in his mind with the advent of the Wagnerian
musical drama, which he both passionately loved and detested, but wherein the ...
Pagina 188
Nicaea, Seventh Council of, 163-164, 165, 171 Nietzsche, Friedrich, 112, 119-
127 Noah, 67 o Ode to the Skylark (Shelley), 142 On Nature, see De rerum
natura Orfeo e Euridice (Gluck), 97 p Palestrina, 175 Panama Canal, 21 Paradise
Lost ...
Nicaea, Seventh Council of, 163-164, 165, 171 Nietzsche, Friedrich, 112, 119-
127 Noah, 67 o Ode to the Skylark (Shelley), 142 On Nature, see De rerum
natura Orfeo e Euridice (Gluck), 97 p Palestrina, 175 Panama Canal, 21 Paradise
Lost ...
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INTRODUCTION | 9 |
THE ARTS OF THE BEAUTIFUL | 17 |
COROLLARIES IN ESTHETICS | 35 |
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