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Nietzsche Quotes Flashcards

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Physiological demands

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For the preservation of a particular kind of life (ss3)

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We do not object to a judgement because it is false…

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The question is … To what extent it furthers life (ss4)

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Man could not

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live without accepting logical fictions (ss 4)

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Sickly

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Hermit (ss 5)

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4
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The love of

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His wisdom

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An unwitting

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Memoir (ss6)

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Philosophy is this tyrannical drive itself, the

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Most spiritual form of the will to power (ss 9)

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7
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Superfluous

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Teleological principles (ss13)

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8
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A series of

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Audacious assertions (ss16)

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9
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The complex condition of pleasure of

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The person who wills, who obeys, and at the same time identifies himself with the executor of the command

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The ruling class identifies itself

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With the successes of the community as a whole

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11
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We alone

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Have fabricated causes, succession, reciprocity

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12
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This is interpretation

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Not text

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13
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Not destined

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For knowledge

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14
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Surface and skin, which

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Like all skin, reveals something, but hides even more

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15
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There would be no life

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At all if not on the basis of perspectivist assessments and appearances

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16
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He seeks the truth

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Only so as to do the good

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17
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Everything deep

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Loves a mask

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18
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To be a good philosopher

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One must be dry, clear, free of illusions

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19
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Anything that is common

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Never has much value

20
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True philosophers

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Are commanders and lawgivers

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Behind all logic, too

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There are value judgements

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They are seeking reasons

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Sought after the fact to defend a preexisting tenet

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One is an artist

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Much more than one realises

22
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Symbol

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World

23
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Surface and

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Skin which, like all skin, reveals something, but hides even more

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A new

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Human greatness

25
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The spell of certain

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Physiological functions is the spell of physiological value judgements

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Tremendous

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Counterforces have to be called upon

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Life itself in its essence

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Means appropriating, injuring, overpowering

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A people

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Is a detour made by nature to arrive at six or seven great men

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The strength of a person would …

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Be measured by how much truth he could tolerate, or … to what extent he needs to have it diluted, disguised, sweetened, muted, falsified.

30
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Living rapturously

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Contrary to nature

31
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He can traverse

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The range of values … And be able to look with many kinds of eyes into every distance

32
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if a higher type of person

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Entered a state of ruin and degeneration, he would thereby take on characteristics that would thereafter cause him to be revered as a saint

33
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Everything that raises an individual

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above the herd and causes his neighbour to fear him is henceforth called evil

34
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Language continues

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To talk of opposites where there are only degrees

35
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The German

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Is nearly incapable of the presto in his language

36
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In an insidious way

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They are related to those bad, seemingly opposite things

37
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Conscious thinking

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Is secretly guided and directed into definite channels by his instincts

38
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Tyranny against

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Nature, and against reason

39
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The continual

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Self overcoming of the human

40
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People who

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Still had a nature that was natural, barbarians in every terrible sense of the word

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It’s essence

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And highest justification

42
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‘Noble’ and

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‘Despicable’

43
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Qualities which serve

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To relieve the sufferers existence

44
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The mediocre

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Alone have the prospect of continuing, of having descendants

45
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Piety can

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Place them within an illusory higher order of things, and thus enable the, to re,aim content with the real order

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Asceticism and

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Puritanism are the virtually indispensable means to educate and improve a race that wants to overcome its origins in the rabble

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