Scala Yayıncılık Nietzsche Neden Delirdi?

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Why did nietzsche go crazy? As stated in his own works, nietzsche's illness was significant throughout his life. This importance did not only pertain to the fact that ailments tormented him and hampered his intellectual work, in fact, nietzsche thought that being sick made him alert to his own existence and the themes he stood on in his works. These themes were the subject of inquiry by both skeptics and supporters of the röcken philosopher, as well as notable figures including the french philosopher gilles deleuze. "in this regard, in the preface of the second edition of ""the science of 1886"", it is said, ""when it comes to illness, have we ever asked the question ""can i live without it?"" to the point of our language?" Only a great bitter can be the last savior of the tin. Only, it demands a great, long, heavy time of pain - we burn like old trees on it - this pain pushes us philosophers to put aside what we found in our humanity before we descend to the deepest depths of our hearts. I doubt such pain makes us “better,” but i know it deepens us. "nietzsche himself did not believe that he could reach the peaks of his thought without illness, without seeing the illness as both a river bed and a current that could wash away the river bed." On the other hand, experts interpret the disease as a pathological condition consisting of acute or chronic attacks that disrupt daily activities, thus testing the human being's resistance. (from the newsletter) book title: why nietzsche went crazy? Author: collective publishing house: scala publishing dough type: 2. Number of dough pages: 128 size: 13 x 20 first printing year: 2024 number of prints: 1. Print language: turkish barcode: 9786057137524

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