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Λυκόφως των ειδώλων

Author: Friedrich Wilhelm Nietzsche

No one gives a person their characteristics - neither God, nor society, nor their parents and ancestors, nor even their own self. No one is responsible for the fact that they exist, for how they are

No one gives a person their characteristics - neither God, nor society, nor their parents and ancestors, nor even their own self. No one is responsible for the fact that they exist, for how they are made, for the conditions or the environment in which they live.

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No one gives a person their characteristics - neither God, nor society, nor their parents and ancestors, nor even their own self. No one is responsible for the fact that they exist, for how they are made, for the conditions or the environment in which they live.

It is not the result of some special plan, a will, a purpose, nor an attempt to realize the "ideal human being," "ideal happiness," or "ideal morality." It is utterly absurd to insist on forcing upon it one purpose or another.

Did we invent the concept of "purpose"? In reality, there is no purpose. The concept of "God" has until now stood as the greatest objection to existence. We deny God; and with that, we also deny moral responsibility toward him: only thus do we redeem the World.

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Author
Friedrich Wilhelm Nietzsche
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Gutenberg
Language
Greek
ISBN-13
9789600118247

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317
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17x24 cm
Release Date
12/2016
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2016

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Philosophical Movement/School
Existentialism
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No one gives a person their characteristics - neither God, nor society, nor their parents and ancestors, nor even their own self. No one is responsible for the fact that they exist, for how they are made, for the conditions or the environment in which they live.

It is not the result of some special plan, a will, a purpose, nor an attempt to realize the "ideal human being," "ideal happiness," or "ideal morality." It is utterly absurd to insist on forcing upon it one purpose or another.

Did we invent the concept of "purpose"? In reality, there is no purpose. The concept of "God" has until now stood as the greatest objection to existence. We deny God; and with that, we also deny moral responsibility toward him: only thus do we redeem the World.

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Author
Friedrich Wilhelm Nietzsche
Publisher
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Language
Greek
ISBN-13
9789600118247

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Cover
Soft
Number of Pages
317
Dimensions
17x24 cm
Release Date
12/2016
Publication Date
2016

Content

Philosophical Movement/School
Existentialism
Reader Level
Classic Texts

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