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German Scholar J.P. Stern Talks about Friedrich Nietzsche

submitted by mauz15

1 decade 5 years 9 months ago

"Vehement repudiation of Christian and liberal ethics; the celebration of the "superman"; the death of God; and a life-affirming "will to power" are some of the philosophical legacies of Friedrich Nietzsche. In this program, Nietzsche philosopher J.P. Stern discusses these concepts as the genesis of existentialism, and as the root philosophies of fascist political movements."

Joseph Peter Stern, in full: Joseph Peter Maria Stern (December 25, 1920 — November 18, 1991), was an authority on German literature. He was Professor at University College London from 1972 to 1986.

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I think my first exposure to Nietzsche was a little dual paperback with "The Antichrist" and "Beyond Good and Evil" and it really changed my life, one of the few books that really touched me.

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