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There is a necessary distance between thought and reality , as knowledge and
truth are always connected to reality in a certain way , but could never be
identical with it , always remaining external . Then , there is a distance between
his own ...
There is a necessary distance between thought and reality , as knowledge and
truth are always connected to reality in a certain way , but could never be
identical with it , always remaining external . Then , there is a distance between
his own ...
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Therefore , believing himself to have become external to morality , he can now
use terms he could not have done earlier : to give a critique of moral values ; and
he is not only able do so , but calls it his task or destiny . From this position , he ...
Therefore , believing himself to have become external to morality , he can now
use terms he could not have done earlier : to give a critique of moral values ; and
he is not only able do so , but calls it his task or destiny . From this position , he ...
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( 50 ) This is the point where Nietzsche can revisit Rée , and define his links to
this approach . The two are similar , as both take an external perspective of
morality as it existed so far , the " moral past of mankind " . But the implications of
the two ...
( 50 ) This is the point where Nietzsche can revisit Rée , and define his links to
this approach . The two are similar , as both take an external perspective of
morality as it existed so far , the " moral past of mankind " . But the implications of
the two ...
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