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• Title: Friedrich Nietzsche: Part 1.1: The Character
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  • to begin with, conscious thinking does not come into consideration at
  • thinkers” of the present. The latter know all the intellectual
  • the free thinkers of the present time. The thinking takes on a character
  • to the changed character of the intellect. These “free thinkers”
  • Within the most liberal thinkers of the present age the implanted instincts
  • make his feelings and his thinking dependent upon the circles of the people
  • filled with national fanaticism. It is the thinking of a personality
  • Nietzsche is no “thinker”
  • thinking was not sufficient. For these questions, all the forces of
  • human nature must be unchained; intellectual thinking alone
  • accomplish something which stands higher than truth. Nietzsche thinks
  • lines and upon the fingers,” that “most thinking of philosophers
  • thinking of the philosopher is of the opinion that the recognition of
  • thinking strives toward the fostering of life. From this instinct, “the
  • whether it is already thinkable.
  • to a strange power Nietzsche feels as weakness. And he thinks differently
  • considers it a weakness when the human being; subordinates his thinking
  • for laws and rules according to which he shall think and act.
  • of thinking and doing.
  • order of assassins, those orders of free thinking spirits, par
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• Title: Friedrich Nietzsche: Part 1.2: The Superman
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  • is not in accord with the thinking of the “modern cultured person.”
  • “Behind your thinking
  • by reality. Thinking flourishes better when the philosopher turns away
  • reality. At the same time, he forgot that all thinking about reality
  • of the way of thinking of the priest, I would like to quote a few sentences
  • one calls good, and thinks that they are good, or that it itself is
  • a way of thinking finally leads to the fact that its followers not only
  • This way of thinking has
  • his senses and his intellect, so that he can control them with his thinking.
  • in the transitions of events: modern scholars do not think at all about
  • observe them. Only when with our thinking, we begin to separate
  • visible. Thinking alone explains one appearance as cause and another
  • A being which is unable to think will not see cause and effect here,
  • but only a sequence of appearances. A thinking being isolates the appearances,
  • the end; one cannot depend upon those who are incomplete thinkers, who
  • think each thought only to the middle.
  • is not sought in individual personalities by those who think in the
  • itself. It is the same in me which urges me to think that I should act
  • He who thinks thus, will not set a goal
  • nor do I need to know. You know, and you recognize what I think
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• Title: Friedrich Nietzsche: Part 1.3: Nietzsche's Path of Development
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  • Nietzsche's development without being reminded of that freest thinker who
  • a sad truth that this thinker, who fulfills in the most complete sense
  • are specially indicative of Stirner's way of thinking:
  • could prove in its thinking, that which was teachable. Through this,
  • who can do nothing but think in all the arts at the same time,
  • Nietzsche heard. Yes, even the philosophers wished to think up nothing
  • Friedrich Theodore Vischer, and others. He thinks Vischer, in a lecture
  • of thinking. He has given up looking for supernatural causes for natural
  • goals, and adapt himself to an ideal realm. They think that life has
• Title: Friedrich Nietzsche: Part 2: The Psychology of Friedrich Nietzsche as a Psychopathological Problem
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  • occupy itself with these questions. But for a real thinker, the natural.
  • this latter thinker was something absolutely repulsive to him. This comes
  • Nietzsche could think
  • great character, the strange Physiognomy of his thinking, and yet admit
• Title: Friedrich Nietzsche: Part 3: Friedrich Nietzsche's Personality and Psychotherapy
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  • of his ways of thinking to be absolutely the result of the changeability
  • his feelings and thinking. In spite of this he forms for himself an
  • All these people are hewn entirely from one stone. Between their thinking
  • of the thinker did not go astray, as in us, in the conflict between
• Title: Friedrich Nietzsche: Part 4: The Personality of Friedrich Nietzsche, A Memorial Address
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  • with his whole heart he was deeply engrossed in Greek thinking and feeling.
• Title: Friedrich Nietzsche: Cover Sheet
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  • value, is, I venture to think, two things. First, he combined
• Title: Friedrich Nietzsche: Introduction: Friedrich Nietzsche and Rudolf Steiner
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  • of “plain living and high thinking,” and the family combined
  • secluded thinker,” as Nietzsche described him. Burckhardt had recently
  • of his expression. The fixed gaze revealed the unhappy task of the thinker;
  • he hoped to find that which would enable him to understand his own thinking.
  • which he was to describe with the words, “Thinking can be developed
  • and is clear proof of his comprehensive grasp of Goethe's way of thinking.
  • brow, that of artist and thinker in one. It was early in the afternoon.
• Title: Friedrich Nietzsche: Part 1: Preface to the First Edition (1895)
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  • of implicit thinking is expressed as one finds in the works of Nietzsche