Distance and combat: Nietzsche’s (Un)timeliness
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extemporaneous, current, Philistine culture, ideal readerAbstract
In this paper we explore the different meanings attributed to the term unzeitgemäss in Nietzsche’s texts. At first, we want to show that Nietzsche wasn’t restricted to emphasizing the outdate of his thought, but also wanted to publicize his task. Then, we show that in certain passages, to make use of that term, the philosopher is not limited to sublimating the posthumous character of his writing, but insists on his search for an
ideal reader.
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