«The masters of the earth, the legislators of the future»:Nietsche’s good Europeans and the cultural regeneration of europe
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https://doi.org/10.24310/EstudiosNIETen.vi15.10786Keywords:
good European, culture, Heimatlosigkeit, christian moralityAbstract
The «good European» is a rich and important topic in Nietzsche’s philosophy. It is first related to Nietzsche’s early reflections on European culture. Then, during the 1880’s, it gains philosophical value, being strictly connected with the purposes of Nietzsche’s mature thought. The aim of this paper is to show that only with reference to these purposes has the notion of «good European» a political meaning, being the good Europeans primarily the leaders of the spiritual development that follows the overcoming of Christian morality. To this end, we shall track the genesis and development of the notion of «good European», from Human, all too Human I to Nietzsche’s writings from the years 1885-1887.
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