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Pagina 118
Yet , admirable as it is , man ' s science of the universe adds nothing to its reality .
We here reach the root of all our difficulties , for there is no room for art in a
universe of this kind ; since the whole of being is given , what could be added to it
?
Yet , admirable as it is , man ' s science of the universe adds nothing to its reality .
We here reach the root of all our difficulties , for there is no room for art in a
universe of this kind ; since the whole of being is given , what could be added to it
?
Pagina 119
THE WORLD OF NIETZSCHE The end of the nineteenth century has witnessed a
profound revolution in the Western concept of the universe , and the fine arts
played an important role in that change . Just as Plato ' s name aptly symbolizes
the ...
THE WORLD OF NIETZSCHE The end of the nineteenth century has witnessed a
profound revolution in the Western concept of the universe , and the fine arts
played an important role in that change . Just as Plato ' s name aptly symbolizes
the ...
Pagina 120
Then indeed nature and the order of the universe began to be conceived such as
they should be to justify the subjection of man to the laws of a republic , that is to
say of a society . Thus was ensured the triumph of the mass of the weak over the
...
Then indeed nature and the order of the universe began to be conceived such as
they should be to justify the subjection of man to the laws of a republic , that is to
say of a society . Thus was ensured the triumph of the mass of the weak over the
...
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