Lange and Nietzsche by Lange, Friedrich Albert; Nietzsche, Friedrich Wilhelm;

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In the wake of a discussion of the application of Laplace's theory of probability (as presented in Essai philosophique sur les probabilites) to unusual or extraordinary cases that have the appearance of "human purposefulness about them," Lange notes that the letters "EUROPA" might be formed if they " Lange, op. , I, 15. " Cf. Lange, GdM, 7-8. " Ibid. Cf. , 331. , II, 602. A consideration of the relevance or irrelevance of the principle of the conservation of force or energy to the mind-body problem is discussed by C.

This chain of images and symbols - the vision of the unending repetition of everything in life, the painful childhood memory, the shocking picture of the chocking shepherd boy - seems to mark a turning-point in Zarathustra. " 32 Eternal Recurrence has chosen to do with one's life, but the necessity of living through the most painful experiences of one's life when one is most vulnerable. Throughout this section of Also sprach Zarathustra, there are a number of references to "pity". What seems to be suggested is that this last temptation to feel pity for others, a debilitating pity for the sufferings of others, must be overcome.

Nur relativ ein Anfangszustand. 7 In this sketch of Ueberweg's cosmogony we are presented with a cosmic process of creation and destruction "that will infinitely often recur," a massive 6 7 Louis A. Blanqui, L'Eternite par les Astres, Hypothese astronomique, Paris, 1872. Cited in Lange, GdM, I, 147 n. Henri Lichtenberger mentions Blanqui's book and suggests its influence on the idea of the eternal recurrence of the same. Die Philosophie Fr. Nietzsches, Leipzig, 1899, 204-209. In the Nachlass of 1883 Nietzsche made the following entry: "A.

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