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Myles Lowe
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Chapter 2 shows Nietzsche's thoughts on how Greek tragedy shows people orientating themselves while suffering without falling on transcendent foundations, optimism or nihilism by the use of art (the aesthetic realm)
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Myles Lowe
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Explained Kant's thoughts about the limitation of knowledge, the need for maturity when discussing ideas, the relation we have in the world to the aesthetic realm, and judgment of ideas without foundations based in transcendental argument.
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