Nietzsche's Stateless Perspectivism in Human All Too Human (1878) (Menschliehes, Allzumenschliches. In Buch Für Freie Geister).
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Philosophy, Philology, HumanAbstract
The philosophical analysis of human, all too human, as unpatriotic and perspectival work of the thought of Friedrich Nietzsche, reveals to us not only the importance and relevance of his thinking outside the strictly German, but also a sudden and unexpected journey through the characters describing contemporary times from the departure of the great ideals of modernity. The purpose of this article is therefore to show the broad field of study offered by the Nietzschean thought for sources of individual sciences.
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