Nietzsche's Critique of Christianity: The Genealogy of Morals

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Published 2020-12-22
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  • Finally someone who can speak about Nietzsche without constantly critiquing and/or praising the ideas.
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  • @mjolninja9358
    Learning about the philosophical writings of the likes of Nietzsche really helped me in writing colorful characters in my screenplay. I like seeing characters that embody philosophical ideologies that can drive them to either ascension or self destruction. Thank you for sharing this lecture.
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