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The Perspectives of Nietzsche.[1] The University of Pittsburgh. An accessible introduction to some main concepts of Nietzsche's philosophy by Bill Curry.

Friedrich Nietzsche.[2]Stanford Encyclopedia of Philosophy. An excellent first resource for discovering Nietzsche's life, writings, and influence.

University of Bonn, The Rhine, Library of Congress

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The highest state of Yea-saying to existence is conceived as one from which the greatest pain may not be excluded: the tragico-Dionysian state.

Notes

[1]

The Perspectives of Nietzsche.

[2]

Stanford Encyclopedia of Philosophy.

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