A review of the Nietzschean interpretation of Stendhal as a «good European»
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Stendhal, good European, inmoralism, perspectivism, nihilismAbstract
The purpose of this article is expose the relevance of Stendhal life and writings in the Nietzschean reflexion of the «good european». We proceed to analize the elements that may be at the base of some nietschean assertions according to which the French novelist is an anticipated in the transcultural and extra-moral perspective, and, therefore, a paradigm capable of offering orientation to the european in a word without homeland and without God.
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