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Good stuff dude. This approach to viewing Nietzsche needs to be emphasized more. People who whine about postmodernism but simultaneously claim to uphold Nietzsche (who in many ways paved the way for "Postmodern" theory) are philosophically illiterate.
Also love the White Bat Audio music
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Wow! Right from the start, EP hits a home run! 0:49 āThis hermeneutic of suspicion that Nietzsche is throwing out, is that Christianity, while presenting itself as a religion of love and compassion and tenderness, is a mask of hate, and fear, and another form of power.ā My sentiments exactly!
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Heās legitimately one of the best writers Iāve ever read. His writing is so good. I donāt know much about philosophy, but itās rare to read a philosophy book and be blown away by the writing
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Have you heard of the works of Georg Lukacs (The Destruction of Reason) and Domenico Losurdo (Aristocratic Rebel) on Nietzsche ?
Iām sure you will find them very interesting !!
Thank you for all your hard work, enlightening and beautiful at the same time as usual.
It is very funny to me how almost every reactionary today uphold Nietzsche and denounce what they believe to be Marxism, Post-Marxism, Post-Modernism, Post-Modern-Neo-Marxist (since they donāt know the meaning of any of those words) because they think that there is a direct link between Marx and philosophers like Foucault or Deleuze when in reality those same post-modern philosophers rejected Marx in favor of new interpretations of Nietzsche thoughts.
And yet the links between them are quite obvious to me : rejection of morality, rejection of meta-narrative, rejection of modernity in favor of a Ā«Ā revolt against the modern worldĀ Ā»
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The Peterson misreading of Nietzsche never gets old to me lol
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I love the decorum in this video, also I hope you cover Michel Foucault more in depth in the future to see where that rabbit-hole goes. Keep up the good work!
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And, yet, in the end, it would be absurd for Nietzsche to ask us to judge his views not in terms of their alleged truth-value.
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Love, how you don't hide Pills as an inspiration for your style and targets. 5mins in and I already sense a "kill all priests" vibe <3
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Excellent. It was good to hear some of your criticisms of Nietzsche too, added depth to the whole vid.
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another banger as always. Nietzsche is so fascinating to me, I definitely need to read more of him. I think he's more compatible with emancipatory goals than we might realize.
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check out riuichi sakamato playing "kyoto song" in Paris for the ultimate 80's post-modern clip
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Brilliant!!! Such a great primer amazing references in the visual symbology and I appreciate you bridging the Marx gap here too with the elementals of Nietzsche . This is THE video essay to watch before you try to get into headier stuff. Well done truly
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Great work! Loved the more humorous approach. Very Dionysian. One misconception about Nietzsche that botheres me the most is the view that his tone was uptight, humorless, bitter, resentful or to put it in Nietzschean terms, English. (the incel vibes). Despite his pessimism and seakness he was at moments very much a dancing star.
His life affirming simply was not of the moralist kind, so in his ruthless criticism he appears resentful. His intention was to be at moments a Satyr, a Diogenes of his time and despite his admiration for Naloleon and Bismark, he was far from a brooding edgy right wing icon that people today see him as.
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Nietzsche is a profoundly esoteric writer who uncovered the secrets of the eleusinian mysteries. His entire philosophy is based around initiating the reader.
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You're work is so insightful and your videos are so well made
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Love the background music! It would be awesome if you use it for your future videos as well. It makes it more dynamic and easier to follow, imo.
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Nietzsche's view of morality is only slightly less superficial than is the modernistic/Judea-Christian based view he criticizes.
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Every person ultimately decides what is good or bad for him. He might have been taught as a child that something was bad that he finds to be good for himself later in life -- thus a conflict within him potentially arises between his upbringing and his experience. But good and bad are ultimately grounded in life, and moral rules are not simply rules for controlling the weak slaves, any more than they are merely rules for controlling the strong masters. There is no such thing as 'slave morality' and 'master morality' any more than there is such a thing as 'the social contract', or some person living at the North Pole named Santa Claus ! Morality is a thing sometimes enforced and often abused by the strong. But its real origin is in the need to limit an unbridled human freedom that would ultimately lead to social chaos and the destruction of the human race -- not by some punishing god, but by that self-destructive animal called 'man'.
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Been reading, rereading Nietzsche since 1976-79.
After 13 countries, 43 states, 50+ jobs and 45 years, he becomes TRUER by the month!ā¤
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