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    research paper‚ I have chosen to compare and contrast Friedrich Nietzsche’s overman with Soren Kierkegaard’s knight of faith As if a coroner were standing over a body‚ holding a cold hand in one and looking at his chain watch in the other‚ I hear Nietzsche say: God is dead. God remains dead. And we have killed him. How shall we comfort ourselves‚ the murderers of all murderers? What was holiest and mightiest of all that the world has yet owned has bled to death under our knives: who will wipe

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    wave of nothingness crowds the shores of minds with a state of utter emptiness. To discover the depths and breadths of nihilism‚ one must take in the history‚ meaning‚ and application of what it truly means to lead a nihilistic life. Friedrich Nietzsche‚ one of the most famous German philosophers‚ once stated‚ “God is dead” to begin

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    comedies. This left only the Apollonian‚ an art form that‚ without the Dionysian‚ leaves us helpless in finding the metaphysical comfort previously mentioned. Nietzsche’s concepts of the Apollonian and Dionysian‚ were‚ to begin with‚ poorly received: Nietzsche himself called ‘The Birth of Tragedy’ ‘badly written‚ ponderous‚ embarrassing‚ image-mad and image-confused’ . Even so‚ his concepts have left a distinguished heritage and are still matters of ethical‚ political and artistic discussion. Indeed‚ Motta

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    This sense of meaning lessness is the outcome of the horrible effects of World War II. Rejecting traditional techniques of the drama‚ logical plots‚ witty dialogue‚ forceful characters‚ absurdist dramatist tried to depict modern man’s sense of alienation‚ hopelessness and that of reality being unreal. The theatre of the Absurd actually is mixture of many philosophical approaches or theories. It can be studied under surrealism‚ Dadasim‚ Nihilism and above all Existentialism. The theory of existentialism

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    The sublime in visual arts and music Pintura The raft of the medusa Théodore Géricault . Contemporary and political relevance. They are hanging between life and death . Drama in the wild ocean and the hope of salvation. Murder and cannibalism. There is a certain realism in the painting which at the time was an innovation yet is isn’t completely realistic‚ there is not realism in an absolute sense because there is certain idealization of the human figures‚ they are shown in very heroic poses when

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    only Perspectives o For Nietzsche‚ all horizons are man-made perspective in constant flux- not absolute truths  All are “created” by men • There’s no truth out man and society • Life has no meaning before we give it meaning Christianity replaced a Master Morality with a Slave Morality Slave Morality of Christianity Be caring and sensitive to all- place others first- don’t be selfish- be meek- help the less fortunate- sacrifice. Master Morality of Nietzsche • To be great‚ we must break

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    The Overman

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    idea portrayed by Nietzsche in the book is that we all should abandon the ideas morality presented by Christianity‚ and develop our own views on morality. He not only wants people to develop a new basis of morality but also a new way of thinking about morality. Nietzsche believes that the correct form of morality is what he calls the overman. Thus in Nietzsche’s grand plan for the overman‚ in the end its principles would come to take the place of Christian morality. Nietzsche refers to his new

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    and asserted the supremacy of individuality of man. The existentialist philosophy is not a creation of any single philosopher. The existentialist writings scattered in the works of many philosophers‚ the important ones of which are : Friedrich Nietzsche‚ Soren Kierkegaard‚ Gabriel Marcel‚ Martin Heidegger‚ Jean Paul Sartre‚ Karl Jaspers‚ Abbagnamo‚ Bardyaev and Albert Camus etc. In American education‚ such people as Maxine Greene‚ George Kneeler‚ and Van Cleve Morris‚ are well-known existentialists

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    each of them and also how evil and power play a role when the other is present. Each piece views evil and power differently but also has common ideas. A common idea in each piece is that power can be good or evil depending on the factors involved. Nietzsche wrote that power is happiness and this is true in all three pieces as well as in real life‚ people are always working to have more control and be trusted with more power Power dictates good‚ bad‚ and evil. Power itself is just something that exists

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    Nietzsche argues that we can never know reality because our intellect is only a tool for survival. Intellect‚ he says‚ is “given only as an aid to the most unfortunate‚ most delicate‚ most evanescent beings in order to hold them for a minute in existence” (Reader‚ 1). The main use of intellect is to create stimulations of reality‚ which we are “acting a role before others and before oneself” (Reader 2). With respect to understanding our world‚ Nietzsche acknowledges the role that senses play in forming

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