#Nietzsche

Transition is, for some, a yearning to die and be reborn – a way of killing oneself without actually committing suicide – an effort to escape the past and become
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These Polish protests remind me of George Grant's response to Roe v. Wade: The decision then speaks modern liberalism in its pure contractual form: right prior to good; a foundational
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This book was found on Amazon by an Anon but there is no summary, review or date. It is only 172 pages and appears to be written shortly after WW2.
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1- Dice: "Me desvelé viendo debates de Jordan Peterson" para prepararse para el debate sobre racismo en México. Es decir, el improbable paladín de la libertad de expresión se sustenta
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My appeal to all liberals: The RW fascists are NOT, repeat not , intellectually shallow as we think. Very few of them think, & to us they appear absurd, but
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7 Signs that you're reading a good book (nonfiction)A thread... 1/ If you cannot read more than 30 pages in a go, even when you find it insightful. Reading a
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Hace 160 años moría Arthur Schopenhauer, autor de una de las obras más influyentes de los últimos dos siglos.Sin embargo, la primera edición de ese libro capital ("El mundo como
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𝗧𝗵𝗲 𝗪𝗶𝗹𝗹 𝗢𝗳 𝗮 𝗛𝗲𝗿𝗼How to push yourself forward, stand the greatest of adversities & overcome it.In times of despair,when the odds are completely against us,When everything is falling apart,when
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@17cShyteposter Grendel was a good book. Grendel himself is a fantastic pointless man as crybully. But all of the mortals struggle. Grendel and other mortals are most like the Dragon
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1/ Liz Truss speech signals Tories planning a sustained onslaught on anti-racism, feminism, LGBTQ+ ... but I'm not going to resist it by defending Foucault. Postmodernism was a dead end
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i have a lot of thoughts on this alt-right phase discourse which i’ve voiced on my priv and it’s a very difficult topic for me but bear with me because
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Yes, Lincoln was a pushover who was so desperate to bring our “badly divided country” together that he expended political capital on passing a Constitutional amendment banning slavery. That was
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What doxastic involuntarists (DIs) trade on is a distinction between an immediate act & complex action. Now, ACTS are the province of the WILL, and believing is an ACT. That
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Tillichiana: Tillich never had an existentialist turn, he was an existentialist idealist. He read Kierkegaard as a student, Nietzsche as a grad student, Schelling all the time, was always a
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The transgender medical experiment will be recalled as one of those grand delusions that appear every now and then in history; a mass delusion that kidnaps the minds of people
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Thread: we have seen Bronze Age is an era of integrated energies of nature/men/gods: men read signs in nature and hear voices of Gods to orient them in world, Modern
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