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153 Histoires

  • The Potter and His Daughter par OneStoryteller
    OneStoryteller
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      LECTURES 175
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      Chapitres 1
    A potter struggles to create beauty in a world of darkness, and his daughter tries to understand why. Sometimes, it not enough to just survive, and other times, survival is all there is. More than once in college, I had to write a paper on Nietzsche. And every time, I found myself responding to his works not with an academic paper, but with a story. This was an actual paper that I turned into a (thankfully) very understanding professor. It is a response to Nietzsche's "Twilight of the Idols". This story can also be found in my short story collection, "The Origins of Writing".
  • Non dirmi mai addio par noahwhite_
    noahwhite_
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      LECTURES 9
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      Chapitres 1
    Un romanzo che bacia le filosofie di Nietzsche, un romanzo che sfiora le vie letterarie, ma dietro a tutto questo si cela una storia d'amore, un perpetuo tormento, un guardarsi dentro, forse l'unica via per accedere al vero, in un mondo di apparenze. Un romanzo per chi cerca una comprensione, per chi cerca un sollievo, per chi cerca qualcuno capace di comprendere il suo dolore.
  • Thus Spoke Zarathustra par Jjoey98
    Jjoey98
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      LECTURES 492
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      Chapitres 2
    Nietzsche was one of the most revolutionary and subversive thinkers in Western philosophy and Thus Spoke Zarathrustra remains his most famous and influential work. it describes how the ancient Persian prophet Zarathrustra descends from his solitude in the mountains to tell the world that God is dead and that the Superman, the human embodiment of divinity, is his successor. With blazing intensity and poetic brilliance, Nietzsche argues that the meaning of existence is not to be found in religious pieties or meek submission, but in an all-powerful life force: passionate, chaotic and free. R.J.Hollingdale's vibrant translation captures the dramatic force of Nietzsche's writing.
  • Maxims, Aphorisms and Epigrams par Huxleys_World
    Huxleys_World
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      LECTURES 296
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      Chapitres 9
    Maxims, aphorisms and epigrams about life and all of its intricacies, mysteries and absurdity. These ideas I have formulated by living life and ruminating on it during my moments of solitude, isolation, and loneliness. I wanted to share these with you all. I hope these may provide you with some value. Thank you for reading! :) Much love for you all!
  • Creed & Canvas: Belief's Mosaic, A Journal  par itlaysinthesky
    itlaysinthesky
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      LECTURES 5
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      Chapitres 1
    Look into my beliefs and what brought them to be. I hope you all enjoy and I can lend a hand in forming your own beliefs too, bringing clarification to you. The things I have learnt through life and my current journey with it.
  • Thus I have spoke the truth par N3ckr0s
    N3ckr0s
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      LECTURES 5
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      Chapitres 3
    A philosophy created by me.
  • The Isle of the Fell par Reigen_San
    Reigen_San
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      LECTURES 62
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      Chapitres 12
    [Revised version of the Isle of the Fell] The Isle of the Fell is a philosophical-fantasy work written by Reigen_San, detailing the journey of Mankind and Nature in the shape of transformation, nihilism, and transvaluation over the course of millenia.
  • Yo par CuentosCortos2
    CuentosCortos2
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      LECTURES 3
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      Chapitres 1
    Poesía abstracta
  • Human, All Too Human par MarkSchroeder
    MarkSchroeder
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      LECTURES 1,938
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      Chapitres 19
    Germany, 1900. The Second Reich, led by the bellicose Kaiser Wilhelm, is hard at work preparing the country to fight a “good war.” The first step? Create a propaganda campaign that convinces the German population of its “rightful place under the sun.” German Foreign Secretary Bernhard von Bulow sets the campaign in motion by enlisting Dr. Albert Scheler of the Weimar Sanatorium to revise the physical and psychological profile on the philosopher Friedrich Nietzsche. The Reich intends on using Nietzsche’s ideas of the Superman and the "will to power" to bolster its case for war and needs the philosopher’s image to be sanitized for the public. But Scheler quickly makes an unsettling discovery: Nietzsche is not a good fit for the Reich’s campaign. In fact, he’s an ardent foe of Germany. Scheler thus faces a moral dilemma: tell the truth and risk the Reich’s funding of the Sanatorium and jeopardize his own promising career. Or compromise his own ethical standards and present Nietzsche as the government would wish. Narrated by Scheler, von Bulow, Nietzsche’s sister, Elisabeth, as well as by luminaries such as Cosima Wagner and Lou Andreas Salome, Human, All too Human is a page-turning examination of moral choices, and their consequences, that unfolds in the heightened and martial landscape of prewar Germany.
  • Poetry par words_unbound
    words_unbound
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      LECTURES 148
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      Chapitres 5
    A painting of words... Its all about how you perceive it.
  • Dark Superman par AriMelman
    AriMelman
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      LECTURES 100
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      Chapitres 1
  • The Misanthrope par elishaayas
    elishaayas
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      LECTURES 8
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      Chapitres 1
    The perfect place to hang a little
  • The Voice of Ahriman par VincentMcDonald
    VincentMcDonald
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      LECTURES 30
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      Chapitres 3
    As Zarathustra spoke through the words of Nietzsche so too have the words of Ahriman found a voice in our age. These are the words of Ahriman.
  • ETHICES by Igov periergias par Homosapien519
    Homosapien519
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      LECTURES 4
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      Chapitres 1
    the dying nature of philosophy is a matter of great importance in this modern world, and the values of ethics, God and that of life and death are covered in the first edition of this piece of writing, I am only 15 and so I do not think that my literature as it is now is of a matured quality, I request you to excuse the horrible quality of it and hope you read the contents of what I hope to convey.
  • Vibe Check from the Otherside™  par XannyRay
    XannyRay
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      LECTURES 66
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      Chapitres 2
    What is life? What is the meaning of existence? Is the human soul doomed to suffer and wander aimlessly for eternity? What is there after death? Are memes an artistic expression of our collective unconsciousness? Idk tbh, but cmover and let's stare into the abyss and fill our void together.
  • Book 2 - Insanity in a Dark Room ( A Love Story ) par BorderlinePerson1
    BorderlinePerson1
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      LECTURES 16
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      Chapitres 3
    This book is the journal entries and stories of an insane person who has BPD, Borderline Personality Disorder, C- PTSD, Bipolar Disorder, Suicidal Depression, Homicidal thoughts, Childhood Neglect, Schizoaffective Disorder, Schizophrenia, had absence seizures in childhood and who grew up in poverty. Thank you for reading.
  • Hailey - A short story  par AbhiBharguv
    AbhiBharguv
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      LECTURES 6
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      Chapitres 1
    Two AI soul locators on a mission to save souls lost in time and simulations find the oldest lost soul that changes their life.