laughing at hell. commentary from the dionysian worldview
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2014
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This paper considers in earnest the possibility that the true Nietzschean tragic spirit consists of humor, and not at all in the religious conformity with logos or destiny, as in Heraclitus or Sophocles. In an attempt to show and fix this point, we will focus on a brilliant text by the young Nietzsche, but in addition we will profit from some references to Schopenhauer, Dickens, Freud and Wittgenstein
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| Authors | ;Mariano Rodríguez González |
| Journal | iceis 2017 - proceedings of the 19th international conference on enterprise information systems |
| Year | 2014 |
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