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Epoch Philosophy

3y↑18

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A

3y↑1

Thank you so much. I really appreciate this type of content. Would you please share the background music by any chance? It's really nice for reading

Jay Uhi

3y↑57

First Nietzsche book I've read, had a hard time understanding it at first but when I finally did it blew my mind.

SexuallyRepressedMegalodon

Untimely meditations is my personal favourite

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Random One

@KHYATISH SHARMA same here. I'm 19

KHYATISH SHARMA

2y↑1

I'm 18 rn, could you help me with some link or some video or some paraphrase to understand this book. I only know about his philosophy from the surface and I want to dig in.

Walter Ramirez

3y↑39

Nice work!!! I'm glad you're taking this approach on Nietzsche and not just using him as a gateway to libertarianism.

Green Guy

3y↑8

@Ishaan Ayn Rand is basically just a worse Max Stirner. She completely butchered egoism just to please her capitalist fetish.

Ishaan

3y↑4

God every time I hear that term I think of classical libertarianism of the dejacque school, but then I realise people are probably referring to Ayn Rand

Epoch Philosophy

3y↑47

Oh god, I have my flaws, but flaws not of that magnitude.

Stuart Hicks

I love all of Nietzsche’s works. Keep coming back to him. Never feel like I’m reading it just to understand what the big deal is like I do with Kant and others. Just seems like what he writes is alive and visceral. Never a chore reading it. Sometimes I wonder what Nietzsche would have thought/written were it not for Kant’s Critique. After reading (suffering through) Hegel you can see he makes reference to either indirectly or directly to Hegel quite a bit. Almost like you go back for a second read of Nietzsche after reading other philosophers and find he’s grappling with their ideas but didn’t know it after the first reading. Like after that, he had to inspire different motivations other than reason to inspire and find meaning in life. Wonder if he would of looked back to the pre-Hellenic pre-Socratic otherwise? Like that he skewers Socrates. Not so much that I don’t like Socrates but that Nietzsche sticks the pin in one of philosophy’s sacred cows and does it well. Goes on to do the same with many other philosophers too. Like he says, philosophizing with a hammer . Whether the smashing is done to an idea, philosopher, or even the idea of truth itself, Nietzsche let’s it rip. Love the second essay in On the Genealogy of Morals. See Foucault as basically a distilled Nietzschian. Aren’t his archeologies just rebranded genealogies? See Heidegger as inspired by Nietzsche too. Heidegger’s essay on technology seems a lot like Nietzsche’s affinity for the Dionysian. Both using a bit of Dialectics with Nietzsche using Apollo and Dionysian and Heidegger being and time. Again the Hegel influence. Good video. Fuckin’ A.

James Mc

3y↑8

Awesome video. I also loved your video on Heidegger's Being and Time. When you added the clip of Rick Roderick talking about Dasein I felt chills run down my spine, haha. You said at the end of the video that you'll be doing more Nietzsche. Are you going to dedicate one full video to Thus Spoke Zarathustra? Would be amazing if you could. P.S The way you present your videos with the soft ambient background music and your soft voice makes the videos really pleasurable to watch. Keep it up!

MADU

3y↑1

Thank you! Reading this right now for a book club and it helps a lot. Found your channel through Zizek though. But wow, Nietzsche is amazing!

D Lloydy

3y↑7

Really enjoyed this. Recently been studying/looking into Neitzche and as you’ve said this his first book/early work isn’t talked about so much.

El Stark

3y↑1

@D Lloydy I'm not sure. It's popular to cite in works concerning Nietzsche's perspective on the Greeks, as well as his perspective on art. It's extremely popular on the informal level in the use of the terms "apollonian" and "dionysian", almost as philosophical pop culture.
It's also one of the main instances involved in any consideration of Nietzsche's evolution of thought, as it was his first work and poorly received at the time. Nietzsche himself disparages it as well (mainly in terms of style) but also elaborates on it in later works.
But I'd start with a search of "birth of tragedy" on JSTOR and see what looks like a fun read

D Lloydy

@El Stark that’s interesting as I personally haven’t heard it discussed. Thanks tho maybe I need to look around more. Do you have any suggestions? I find Nietzsche fascinating & relatable.

El Stark

3y↑1

It's actually talked about a lot I'm not sure where he got that from

D Lloydy

Correction to ‘Neitzsche’

Vasudeva

3y↑2

Thank you so much for this fantastic video! This is going to make reading Deleuze on Nietzche significantly easier wew

Space Wad

3y↑8

Thank you for this video my friend. your hard work is greatly appreciated.

Eternalised

3y↑10

Amazing work. Really enjoyed this

Epoch Philosophy

3y↑2

Thank you, my friend! Appreciate the praise!

progyan das

3y↑1

Just finished watching the film Leaves of Grass and there was a reference to Apollo and Dionysian fusion . Did some research after that and stumbled on this . Good job .

Kaeben

Thank you. I love your channel and look forward to more videos on Nietzsche!

traketso

2y↑1

Nietzsche was really hard to get into but certainly a rewarding experience.

Ok

3y↑3

I can’t thank you so enough after I found your channel.

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again, wonderful work and thank you for this!

Didar Sevde Ulker

I was just looking for a video to summarise The Birth of Tragedy, yet here I am feeling inspired, impressed, illuminated, inspirited, influenced, indulged.

Calvin Miranda Moritz

3y↑5

It was a very fine idea to focus on Birth of Tragedy first. Thanks for the videos, they are great!

Roxana Carrion

Love the animation! One thing about the explanation though. I don’t think Nietzsche said that Euripides was the last great tragedian and that his death signaled the end of tragedy. I believe Nietzsche was saying that Euripides himself killed tragedy because of the changes he made, like altering the chorus and removing its significance. Anyway, the rest of the video was great!

Louis Devine

3y↑2

Great video (as per usual). I'm intrigued that you use alcohol and being drunk as an example of Dionysus. To my knowledge, Nietzsche didn't drink as he believed alcohol made you weak. How do you reconcile these two attitudes?

jasa

3y↑1

Iwas thinking the same thing then I came across ancient greek revisited's video about lsd and it is saying basically what greeks called wine was not our wine but some psychedelic wheat... Very interesting video.

Rich

2y↑1

Reading this now on section 11. It’s really good and kinda funny. Omg as I was searching for this I was asking wtf is he worried about this mess lol. I liked sections 1-5 tho didn’t know all that Apollo Dionysian got me interested in Greek now

LR G

beautiful video. well done!

amogas

love it man, very excited for more NIetzsche videos too

erick hansard

3y↑1

Great video keep it up!

Matt H

3y↑7

You've been working hard, this is your second video in two weeks. Are you doing a series on Nietzsche?

Epoch Philosophy

3y↑2

@Matt H Haha no problem. Yes, definitely pushed myself to get this out as quick as I did. But, it didn't require as much video time. I definitely want to do more Nietzsche soon!

Matt H

3y↑1

Haha I answered my own question at the end of the video. Look forward to them!

Luxither

I jumped into Philosophy with Nietzsche 'Birth of Tragedy'; I saw so many parallels with his German society, the issues of socratic science and other minor points, alongside the Duality and eventually trifecta of powers that influence our modern perceptions, however, it was still hard to understand and only after contemplation and watching videos like this, I have been able to better understand the text.
Although that weird tangent about Arians and Semitics was kinda weird and out of place. Hope that's just the only time this happens in his works.

Nicolás Churchú

Nice video! The production is really great

Hayden Drury

3y↑2

Would be neat to see a video on Toulmin sometime!

Just Me!

3y↑1

Very deep and food for thought... 🤔😏😌

t

Is art really an intuition? Isn't it a manifestion and a concrete form though it can represent human intuitions?

Kiwic

3y↑3

I think it would be nice if you do Žižek's recent book about the coronavirus: PANDEMIC! Covid-19 Shakes the World.
Great video as always btw

Jonas Salk

3y↑1

Is that a good book?

Jay Eisenstat

so well done

ComradeBroosk

This is a really good video. I learned a lot. I'm very happy that one of my undergraduate philosophy professors had us reading Hesiod and Euripides alongside the Greek thinkers as to contextualize a lot of their philosophies. Albeit, my professor came at it from Jean-Pierre Vernant's approach to tragedy, but now I understand Nietzsche's conception of Greek tragedy better.

Matt Gilbert

3y↑1

Woodstock was a 20thC Dionysian moment.

tom io

3y↑4

Don’t know much about Nietzsche’s work, apart from the effect it had on Deleuze, so this should be pretty interesting

smkh

2y↑1

I have read birth of tragedy and Zarathustra.
The rest are too much for my poor simian brain to understand.

rafael medeia pinto

I love the background music, did you make it?

Epoch Philosophy

Thank you! I did not, can't remember who it is, but it's in the credits!

Aaron Smyth

5:57, that's the Crown bar in Belfast, I used to drink in that.

Zaryab Shah

Is this book good for beginner philosophy student???

mitakiharashi

Is existentialism just footnotes to Nietzsche? 🤔

ReapingWildOats

3y↑2

I really don't mean to nitpick and am the type to shrug off what to me appears as 'incorrect' pronunciation, but it reads 'narcotic draft' and not 'narcotic drought'. A big difference in cocktail! It doesn't change your reading of it but thought I would point it out to clear up anyone else's understanding.

woslo w

There were a few others, as well. Like Richard Wagner is pronounced: Ree-kard Vogner.

Vrixton Phillips

3y↑1

I got made such fun of for making this mistake, reading aloud in 7th grade ;_; haters. But yeah, I was gonna make this point too.

Master Adjuster

3y↑1

LET'S GOOOOOOOOO

Achealot Cadaver

3y↑6

I dunno, the stuff Nietzsche says about dionysian drunken stupor bringing us closer to self-dissolution and merging with the universe, sounds like he's justifying going on some mad benders. Not that I blame him, but knowing his life story, he could have used a little more apollonian judgement to balance it out

Project Integrity

3y↑1

the message and the messenger....not always in alignment, yet, the message has helped many! his message has helped me greatly, both in my art/music/writing and in my "recovery from catholic tyranny of the worst kind" ...I know how it feels to wrestle with the conflict....as do my screenplay characters...as heard in my music....as revealed in my art....as sweated out in my nightmares and daily dismay....triumph, tribulation, still yet....the will...to power...thrives within me!

Jimminy Himminy

Arguably, his entire childhood was ‘Apollonian.’ Beneath the Wheel by Herman Hesse gives a portrait.

Tryptych90

I think a lot of it had to do with the people he was surrounded by at the time, i.e 19th century European academics of "polite society", a culture with extreme apollonian traits

Matt Gilbert

3y↑1

Well, that's the point. The Apollonion and Dionysian must remain in tension, respectful distance.
You must have both.

Aniket Adhav

Thank God , i am not only one who thinks this.

SMOSHOO

So he just wants to run from the red pill and embrace all that of the blue pill....

Vladimir Solovyov

There is no real world. The real world, beyond the cave, was Plato's idea and Nietzsche rejects it.

Matt Gilbert

BOT and GOM are my favorite FN texts.

His falling out with Wagner is an important point, perhaps you should contend with that in another video.
It boiled down to two basic disagreements:
1) Wagner's antisemitism
2) Wagner's Christianity and ethic of resignation.

Project Integrity

3y↑1

I read this book after writing an "opera"...ok...a "hip-hopera" ...and wow! how it resonated!

Ali Ahmed

حد هنا من اسكندريه ؟

cehennemkuşu

3y↑1

oh boy

jmanf22

3y↑2

lets go

CXD

bro get rid of that distracting ass background music

Robert Galletta

3y↑1

WHY NOT ATHENA AND APHRODITE ?

Robert Galletta

CASTOR AND POLLAX ARE TWINS

Exandil

Dionysian good
Apollonian bad

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