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NIETZSCHE-DOKUMENTATIONSZENTRUM NAUMBURG/S. VORTRÄGE / LESUNGEN 2015
SEMINARIO NIETZSCHE COMPLUTENSE (SNC) 2015
NIETZSCHE INTERNATIONAL LAB
Conferência Internacional THE PLURALITY OF THE SUBJECT AND THE CRISIS OF MODERNITY A PLURALIDADE DO SUJEITO E A CRISE DA MODERNIDADE
VIII CONGRÈS INTERNATIONAL DU GIRNCONGRESO INTERNACIONAL
DEL 15 AL 18.10.2015 EN NAUMBURG DEL SAALE
«JA, MEIN HERR! SIE SIND EIN DICHTER!»
NIETZSCHE UND DIE LYRIK
XII EDICIÓN DEL SEMINARIO PERMANENTE NIETZSCHEANO
XXXVII ENCONTROS NIETZSCHE (GEN-BRASIL)
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