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Friedrich Nietzsche, Fighter for Freedom

Rudolf Steiner

An enthusiastic essay written while Nietzsche was already incapacitated, presenting him as the great individualist who broke with inherited moralities. Steiner reads the Übermensch as an affirmation of individual freedom close to his own ethics, though he would later point out the limits of Nietzsche's naturalism.

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German

· 46 chapters · 2 h reading

  1. 1Friedrich Nietzsche, ein Kämpfer gegen seine Zeit1′
  2. 2Vorrede.2′
  3. 3Nietzsches Werke.2′
  4. 41.5′
  5. 52.5′
  6. 63.3′
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  8. 85.1′
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  13. 1310.5′
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  19. 1916.6′
  20. 2017.5′
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  44. 4441.2′
  45. 45Verlag von Emil Felber in Weimar.5′
  46. 46Korrekturen1′
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