From: "James Kennedy" <jameske3001-AT-clara.co.uk>
Subject: Re: Nietzsche ist tot
Date: Sat, 26 Aug 2000 17:11:26 +0100


Syphon Soul

How is it too late? More people have read Nietzsche than in his time. It is
unrealistic to expect that revolutions come quickly while capitalism runs
the show with its short termism.



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From: Syphon Soul <haengen-AT-c2i.net>
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Subject: Re: Nietzsche ist tot


> James Kennedy wrote:
>
> > Why don't you start the ball rolling. I'd very much like to engage of
> > Nietzschean issues.
> >
> > jameske
>
>    It seems to late, and I know I sound apathetic/pathetic... and I can't
say
> that I find myself convinced that any such commemorative effort should
come
> from ONLY the people that have read him thoroughly. Should it not come
from a
> society? A society which, in fact, is unfathomably indebted to Nietzsche.
But
> would he welcome praise from society?
>
>   To fight alone, is something I admire. To fight alone, knowing that one
is
> viewed by others, I find meaningless...
>
>   I am unsure, tired and sad by the whole atrocity. If only I was sure
that
> there in fact are others who mourn the loss as deeply as I do; who find
> themselves somewhat aback after scouring Nietzsches works, when they find
that
> the end of this literate journey only existed as idea...
>
>  How I yearn for the reevaluation of all values...
>
>   But it died.
>
>   I am sad, I am apathetic, I am... at the heart of it all... frightened,
and
> alone. Left in a mental world with no road to venture upon, except that
which
> I make myself.
>
>   But, was that not what he wanted of us "Free Spirits"?
>
>
>
>
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