The fascination for the circle. Commentary on the paragraphs 13, 14 and 15 of The birth of tragedy
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Abstract
The article tries to fix the attention on the functioning of the figure of the circle inside the thought of the young Nietzsche of The birth of tragedy. At the same time, in it there is a thesis about the origin of the fascination that the above mentioned figure exercises in the Nietzschean text
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| Authors | Guerrero, Julián Santos; |
| Journal | hybris: revista de filosofía |
| Year | 2014 |
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