/lit/ - Literature

He was just trolling. He didn't mean it.

>>20264103
Is hating kikes really ressentiment? I don`t hate them because of envy or something but because of some sort of the inner protest when i see them.

>>16520763
kek
>NOOO slaves can't psychologically dominate their masters and dethrone them

do women find nietzsche attractive?

Enlightenment means the birth of self-consciousness, you can thank Hegel for this exposition, and Kant for its original formulation in the critique.

But self-consciousness means death of God because whatever the self-conscious subject conceives of God can be doubted as just something they conceived themselves. Death of God means that there is no grounding for any truth, knowledge, reason, morality. All can be doubted, all can be made circular and therefore senseless. Nietzsche believed that this amounts to a fundamental glitch in consciousness; reason unreasons itself, values devalue themselves. Consciousness is a program which needs reasons, and God was the subject/object which short ciruited this potential error, stopping this recursive circular madness of asking why, by saying "because God."

Nietzsche believed that this would lead to imminent disaster as all morality became completely unbound and man searched desperately for a replacement to God. The world wars and accompanying mad ideologies which manifested soon after his passing make a pretty compelling case for the validity of his claim.

So yeah, that was his problem, the enigma of self-consciousness.

looking cute in my new haaaat!! uwU
Don't you notice something??? Yaaaasss!!!! of course you noticed! hehejeeh cute hat! cute hat! CUTE HAT YEEAS HUUUG TIMEEEEE OWO

Explain the will to power to me

>>15321801
Christianity is a true slave religion. It will subvert its masters until it becomes the master, then it will subvert itself.

*shapes the entirety of 20th century*

>>15272819
No.

>>15152809

>>15131282
Plato? Refuted by Nietzsche.

>calling other people a christcuck while spewing science-worship utopianism
is this the part where you blink?

>>14828370
Based

>>14794510
Not so fast...

>>14788875
I have moved...Beyond Good and Evil™

>>12664791
>if you were supreme you would willingly lose

>>12581234
*deconstructs your morality*
Disgusting

Why does Nietzsche think it's so difficult to create your own values?

>I came, I saw, I conquered
-Julius Caesar

>We came, we saw, God conquered
-John III Sobieski

Is there no greater example of master morality vs slave morality?

>>12486568
Before you read those books, you need to start with the Greeks.

1858 - From My Life
1858 - On Music
1861 - Ermanaric, King of the Ostrogoths
1861 - On the Dramatic Works of Byron
1862 - Napoleon III as President
1862 - Fate and History
1862 - Freedom of Will and Fate
1862 - Euphorion. Chap. I.
1862 - On the Essence of Music
1862 - On the Musical Composition, "Ermanaric."
1863 - The Poetic Achievements of W. Pinder
1863 - Can the Envious Ever Be Truly Happy?
1863 - My Life
1864 - On Moods
1864 - My Life
1868 - Homer and the Classical Philology
1868 - Retrospect on My Two Years at Leipzig
1868 - On Schopenhauer
1868 - On the Concept of the Organic since Kant
1869 - Homer and Classical Philology
1872 - On the Future of our Educational Institutions
1872 - Five Prefaces on Five Unwritten Books comprising:
1. On the Pathos of Truth
2. Thoughts on the Future of Our Educational Institutions
3. The Greek State
4. The Relation between a Schopenhauerian Philosophy and a German Culture
5. Homer's Contest

Am I missing any pre-Birth of Tragedy writings from him?

“Man does not strive for happiness; only the Englishman does that.”

- F. Nietzsche, Twilight of the Idols

Well /lit/?

>>12049720
It would be extremely painful