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Publication Type	honors thesis
School or College	College of Humanities
Department	Philosophy
Creator	Poulton, James L.
Title	An interpretation of Nietzsche
Date	1973-05-09
Year graduated	1973
Description	Since his death in 1900, Nietzsche has been claimed as the patron saint to nearly every kind of philosophy imaginable. Theists, atheists, transcendentalists, positivists, evolutionists, nihilists, existentialists, Nazis--all have carried the banner of Nietzsche into battle. Poets have revered him as a laughing god; the "good and the just" have condemned him as a devil's advocate or the Antichrist himself his name has even made the rounds in the "cocktail circuit", acting there as a password to popularity. Never in the history of philosophy has a single man been so diversely interpreted.
Type	Text
Publisher	University of Utah
Subject	Nietzsche, Friedrich Wilhelm, 1844-1900
Language	eng
Rights Management	(c) James L. Poulton
Format Medium	application/pdf
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