Friedrich Nietzsche's "The Birth of Tragedy" (First Half)

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Link to Patreon (for those whom can afford it): / theoryandphilosophy In this episode, I take a stab at Nietzsche (in)famous inaugural text, "The Birth of Tragedy." It is here that he tries to trace the history of tragedy (and art more generally) to the Ancient Greeks. Specifically, as the product of the tension between the gods Apollo and Dionysus.

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You’re killing it with these uploads! Do you just make these as you read?

[@TheoryPhilosophy]

I've read the majority of them before, and therefore feel fairly comfortable with them the second time around and confident to present them. Thanks for the kind words :3

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I love how Deleuzian terminology has begun to creep into your explanations, even of things that predate Deleuze.
Don't think we're not noticing!

[@TheoryPhilosophy]

Lol ya for anyone who started listening early on, there must be many examples of this happening from a number of different texts. Wonder what my vocab will consist of in 10 years

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you could use a better guitar opening

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You know, kind of, you know, kind of . . .