Embracing the Horse. Aspects of the Relationship Between Nietzsche, Nihilism and Avant-garde
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Nietzsche, nihilism, dadaism, avant-gardeAbstract
Nietzsche was so attractive to the Avant-gardes, because they shared his desire for a radical alternative to the old world views and their exclusive categories. This paper argues that Dadaism was the artistic movement with a better understanding of Nietzsche’s concept of nihilism.
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