Nietzsche y la escritura
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https://doi.org/10.24310/EstudiosNIETen.vi2.8806Abstract
La posición de Nietzsche ante la escritura está marcada por la ambigüedad. Por un lado se despliega en la forma de un incesante monólogo; por el otro, se denuncia su insuficiencia.Este artículo revisa la relación de Nietzsche y la literatura.
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