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Αυγή, Reflections on moral superstitions

Author: Friedrich Wilhelm Nietzsche

In this book, we find at work a subterranean existence, an existence that pierces, digs, and shakes the earth. We see it, -if we admit that we have eyes for such deep work,- as it moves slowly,...

In this book, we find at work a subterranean existence, an existence that pierces, digs, and shakes the earth. We see it, -if we admit that we have eyes for such deep work,- as it moves slowly, cautiously, with a calm rigidity, without revealing much the discomfort it carries with it from every long deprivation of air and light.

One might almost believe that...

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In this book, we find at work a subterranean existence, an existence that pierces, digs, and shakes the earth. We see it, -if we admit that we have eyes for such deep work,- as it moves slowly, cautiously, with a calm rigidity, without revealing much the discomfort it carries with it from every long deprivation of air and light.

One might almost believe that this infernal being is happy with his dark work. Does it not truly seem that a faith guides him, that a consolation rewards him? That he perhaps wants to possess a long darkness of his own, things purely his, inconceivable, hidden, enigmatic, because he knows what he will have in return: his own morning, his own redemption, the Dawn?

Surely, he will return: do not ask him what he is searching for down there in the depths, he will tell you himself, this Trophonius, this fellow with the infernal appearance, as soon as he has 'become human again.' We completely unlearn how to be silent when, for so long like him, we were solitary moles...

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Author
Friedrich Wilhelm Nietzsche
Publisher
Damianos
Subtitle
Reflections on moral superstitions
Language
Greek
ISBN-13
9789602281628

Edition

Cover
Soft
Number of Pages
370
Dimensions
14x21 cm
Release Date
-
Publication Date
1999

Content

Philosophical Movement/School
Existentialism
Reader Level
Classic Texts

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In this book, we find at work a subterranean existence, an existence that pierces, digs, and shakes the earth. We see it, -if we admit that we have eyes for such deep work,- as it moves slowly, cautiously, with a calm rigidity, without revealing much the discomfort it carries with it from every long deprivation of air and light.

One might almost believe that this infernal being is happy with his dark work. Does it not truly seem that a faith guides him, that a consolation rewards him? That he perhaps wants to possess a long darkness of his own, things purely his, inconceivable, hidden, enigmatic, because he knows what he will have in return: his own morning, his own redemption, the Dawn?

Surely, he will return: do not ask him what he is searching for down there in the depths, he will tell you himself, this Trophonius, this fellow with the infernal appearance, as soon as he has 'become human again.' We completely unlearn how to be silent when, for so long like him, we were solitary moles...

[Excerpt from the text on the back cover of the edition]

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Product Details

Author
Friedrich Wilhelm Nietzsche
Publisher
Damianos
Subtitle
Reflections on moral superstitions
Language
Greek
ISBN-13
9789602281628

Edition

Cover
Soft
Number of Pages
370
Dimensions
14x21 cm
Release Date
-
Publication Date
1999

Content

Philosophical Movement/School
Existentialism
Reader Level
Classic Texts

Important information

Specifications are collected from official manufacturer websites. Please verify the specifications before proceeding with your final purchase. If you notice any problem you can report it here.

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