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Confronting the Fragility and Ambiguity of Human Existence Through Tragedy
This chapter delves into the contrasting views of tragedy through Nietzsche and Critchley, examining the tension between deterministic morality and the chaos of human fate. It highlights the inherent fragility of life in Greek tragedies, encouraging listeners to reflect on the ambiguous nature of justice and moral ideals.