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Finally , Nietzsche claims the impossibility to pin down any identity , and yet
asserts some kind of fundamental importance of identity and unbrokenness in
existence . His diagnosis concerning the " hostility to life " is related to his
assessment of ...
Finally , Nietzsche claims the impossibility to pin down any identity , and yet
asserts some kind of fundamental importance of identity and unbrokenness in
existence . His diagnosis concerning the " hostility to life " is related to his
assessment of ...
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to unbroken unity , errors Nietzsche tried to avoid explicitly . But there is a way out
of this trap , a " definition " of life that avoid the claim of unbrokenness , the
metaphysics of life , and that includes thinking and knowledge as part of
existence .
to unbroken unity , errors Nietzsche tried to avoid explicitly . But there is a way out
of this trap , a " definition " of life that avoid the claim of unbrokenness , the
metaphysics of life , and that includes thinking and knowledge as part of
existence .
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( 41 ) The three categories described here correspond to the three types of verbs
, related to states of existence , events , and activities . ( 42 ) See one of the most
important articles of the Hungarian thinker István Bibó , ' A német politikai ...
( 41 ) The three categories described here correspond to the three types of verbs
, related to states of existence , events , and activities . ( 42 ) See one of the most
important articles of the Hungarian thinker István Bibó , ' A német politikai ...
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| Title | EUI Working Paper: SPS, Issues 93-97 EUI Working Paper: SPS, European University Institute. Department of Political and Social Sciences |
| Contributor | European University Institute. Department of Political and Social Sciences |
| Publisher | European University Institute, 1993 |
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