Bells of Genoa
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https://doi.org/10.24310/EstudiosNIETen.vi12.10555Keywords:
eternal return, happiness, human thingsAbstract
This paper explores the different aspects which made the intellectual experience that Nietzsche had when he heard the bells of Genoa. At first we consider the three semantic levels of this illumination: biographical, literary and philosophical. Then we explore the development and the additional meanings of this epiphany through the continued appearance in his works. Thus, we analyze the semantic echoes of these images, as well as
references in and outside the text.
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