Leo Strauss on Nietzsche: A Conference at the University of Chicago
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- Panel speakers Richard Velkley (Tulane University), Mark Blitz (Claremont McKenna College), Paul Franco (Bowdoin College), and Robert Pippin (The University of Chicago) addressed in session 1, Strauss' interpretation of Nietzsche, and in session 2, Strauss' stance toward Nietzsche. The conference was held at Ida Noyes Hall at The University of Chicago on December 2, 2017
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Alas, need not one admit that one oneself has caused the "sinking feeling" mentioned at 23:? However, Strauss knew that he himself did not understand Husserl and Heidegger! And not through lack of going through their published seminars. Such is wisdom.
Where is Laurence Lampert? en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Laurence_Lampert
Nietzsche is responsible for fascism as Rousseau is responsible for jacobinism. Yes, Elisabetta Nietzsche.
nietzsche ,the hater of socialism ,the philosophy of 19 th century europe, was a great reactionary and the favourite philosopher of the 20 th century fascists. A person in favour of slavery and indeed the necessity of such a societey to support a free ,leisured and"deep "elite.
This comment is so hilarious! Clearly you haven’t read Nietzsche at all.
@@SensusCultura My hilarious comment was not based on my reading of Nietzsche but on a ,i think,common view of Nietzsche. As whether i've read Nietzsche ,i think is a pretty stupid comment.