Nietzsche in Imre Kertész’s Texts, or How to make One’s Way in a Contingent World
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language, art, fate, deathAbstract
By taking into account Nietzsche’s main concerns we can understand much better the works by Imre Kertész. In this paper I search for agreements between the Hungarian writer and the German philosopher relative to 1) the rhetorical conception of language, 2) the view of art as a vital function, and 3) the conception of temporality, and the forging of fate as fulfillment of the individual existence.
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