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Children, there are three things I don't read about this philosophy. First, I don't read existentialism. There is no complete philosophical system. To be precise, it is just a trend of thought that exists in various literary and artistic works rather than theoretical philosophy. It is at the bottom of the contempt chain in the philosophy circle, so I don't read it. Second, I don't read analytical philosophy. The left-brain and right-brain fighting game, while shouting the banner of opposing metaphysics, while advocating scientific explanation for everything, also splits Wittgenstein into early and late periods, and Russell is the clown among clowns, so I won't read it. Third, I don't read Kant. I criticize this and that every day, but I don't even criticize myself. The epistemology of things-in-itself that I came up with is the most outrageous of all, and it is almost destroying modern philosophy. I would say that the process of human understanding of the world should be classified into psychology. Do you think I'm right? Children [laughing evilly][laughing evilly][laughing evilly]
This is a book full of philosophical thoughts at the beginning This is a book full of paradoxes and guidance and enlightenment This is a book that cannot be read without mental illness Mental illness is the future of the world Thus said Zarathustra
Read it carefully. There are also many areas where I have to draw lines and think over and over again. What I say now is somewhat of a dian-cha style.
Bishop Otto, please take us to do some tree flushing again [laughing evilly]
"Brother Runtu, when can we go to assassinate Yu?" "Stop joking, sir"
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In some parts, it can be seen that Nietzsche is actually a little discriminatory towards women. Only the strong is supreme, and he longs for transcendence and rebirth. Overall, this book is very strong.
"Thus Spake Zarathustra" uses prophetic monologues to deconstruct the Christian moral genealogy and uses the "Superman" fable to ignite the lightning of value revaluation. Nietzsche used poetic philosophy to dismantle the mediocre "last man" mask, and the prophecy of eternal reincarnation turned the weight of existence into the wings of freedom. The five stars pay tribute to the volcanic eruption of his thoughts - when Zarathustra stepped down from the pulpit, all the idols who had knelt down were turned into powder in the dance of the will to power.
If he wanted to arouse my emotions, he succeeded. These emotions are anger and contempt. The eternal life is an ever-changing law. In the impermanent operation, the theory of evolution also needs to be maintained. The so-called superman is obsessed with his own limitations. Even though he has great power, he cannot What can be done? This powerful madness is the body, and self-obsession is the weakness of the soul. The real superman is precisely the last man. The madness and transcendence of superman, if you can't give up your own will, is a kind of forgery after all, and how can you not transcend yourself if you can't give up your own will? The so-called body is the foundation, but the body is only natural and has no self. The so-called soul is the end, but the soul is precisely created by nature. It speaks of itself and tells the principles of nature. The self is its weakness, so people regard the body as weak, how can it not be weak? Reason is the collection of fake human bodies of natural laws, and the natural body is just the body of an animal. All human wildness is in human society and human industry. We can only seek transcendence from society and industry. What's the difference between retreating into oneself and retreating into the jungle? Haven't hermits from ancient times always said that we should cultivate our moral character? Zarathustra, O Brahmin, why do you wear the clothes of a Sudra and the crown of a Kshatriya?
Wonderful, such a good book
Well, although I can't understand it, it really aroused my great interest ੭ ᐕ)੭*⁾⁾ and brought me a little thought. However, I can't understand the large text in the speech. Let's read it again later. I really can't understand it with the experience of junior high school students now.
The reason why man is great is that he is a bridge, not an end. The reason why people are lovely is that they are a kind of transition and a kind of destruction. I love those who first do not seek a reason for destruction and sacrifice on the other side of the planet, but sacrifice for the earth and make it a superhuman world. I love the man who has a free mind and a free heart, whose head is but the entrails of his heart, and which drives him to destruction. I love all those who are like heavy raindrops from the dark clouds that hang over men's heads - they announce the coming of lightning and as heralds destroy.
I'm only human enough to pity myself
From another book, I don't know who translated this one
The profoundness of Nietzsche's thoughts has left a profound impact. Trying to understand the profound meaning of his words is like looking up at the diameter of an iceberg. Only by reading it repeatedly and taking the time to read it carefully can you get one of its essentials. Still need to read
Philosophy and poetry coexist
To all rivers that want to be the sea: the flow itself is the beginning of clarity.
OK OK! ! ! A book by a thinker!
It contains rich philosophy and is full of criticism of the secular world.