Titlebook: Nietzsche and Modern Literature; Themes in Yeats, Ril Keith M. May Book 1988 Keith May 1988 bibliography.culture.English literature.Europe.

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Perspectives of Nietzsche,dently despised the mass of spectators, wrote for two appreciative observers: himself as thinker rather than as poet, and the ‘theoretical man’, Socrates. In this fashion he paved the way for the New Comedy and strangled tragedy shortly after its birth. But that was his intention. We know Euripides

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,God and Nietzsche’s Madman,dinary people. They have nothing to look up to but themselves, no one to question, and in particular they have no model of conduct. Human life has lost its moral meaning, but we still give it a moral interpretation.

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Book 1988Keith May discusses parallels between Nietzsche and these four authors, emphasizing order of rank in Yeats; the qualities of Rilke‘s Angels as compared with those of the overman; Mann‘s explorations of the spiritual territory beyond good and evil, and Lawrence‘s treatment of will to power.

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Yeats and Aristocracy,ophy needed to be proved. He was not constantly hostile to science but wanted it confined to its proper sphere. Culture ought not to be threatened by that extension of the scientific method which asks for proof even in an area, such as theosophy, where proof is out of the question.

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