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Nietzsche contra o NoFap September.
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"— O caso Wagner é para o filósofo um caso de sorte — este escrito é, como veem, inspirado pela gratidão..."
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"O que se perde aderindo a Wagner?"
As reiterações da pergunta no início de vários parágrafos são sutilmente engraçadas.
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As reiterações da pergunta no início de vários parágrafos são sutilmente engraçadas.
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Uma diss track recheada de punchlines cruéis do rapper alemão do século XIX Friedrich Nietzsche contra o velho produtor hitmaker Richard Wagner.
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Sempre poeticamente sedutor, Nietzsche tem o poder de nos convencer de que o assunto tratado é de grande importância, este sendo ou não. Não tenho grande conhecimento sobre música clássica, mas a ideia de que a música é uma espécie de voo, que pode criar inspiração, é verificável. Leio-o imaginando qual deve ter sido a sensação de parir essas frases, de ter botado essas palavras pra dançar assim.
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As a matter of fact, his whole life long, he did nothing but repeat one proposition: that his music did not mean music alone! But something more! Something immeasurably more!… “ Not music alone ”— no musician would speak in this way.
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—As to what Goethe would have thought of Wagner?—Goethe once set himself the question, “what danger hangs over all romanticists—the fate of romanticists?”—His answer was: “To choke over the rumination of moral and religious absurdities.”
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Has any one ever observed that music emancipates the spirit? gives wings to thought? and that the more one becomes a musician the more one is also a philosopher?
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Anyone else may perhaps be able to get on without Wagner: but the philosopher is not free to pass him by. The philosopher must be the evil conscience of his age,—but to this end he must be possessed of its best knowledge.
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