Aristocratic Radicalism: Nietzsche and the Politics of Reaction
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Nietzsche and the Politics of Reaction
Matt Paul: The ultimate irony of his last act being, you know, seeing a master whipping a herd animal and going to out of pure empathy, the side of the herd animal is deeply ironic given the rest of his philosophy. So I think that's that's absolutely fascinating. All right, well, the book is Nietzsche and the politics of reaction essays on liberalism, socialism, and aristocratic radicalism. And like I said, if people don't want to get the essay collection, because it is super expensive, and I understand that don't send me angry emails.
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