 | Friedrich Wilhelm Nietzsche - 1896 - 392 oldal
...when viewed from an elevation and in the sense of a great economy, is also the useful in itself, — one should not only bear it, one should love it ... Amor fati : that is my innermost nature. — And as regards my long sickness, do I not owe to it unutterably more than to... | |
 | Friedrich Wilhelm Nietzsche - 1896 - 400 oldal
...necessary, when viewed from an elevation and in the sense of a great economy, is also the useful in itself, —one should not only bear it, one should love it ... Amor fati: that is my innermost nature.—And as regards my long sickness, do I not owe to it unutterably more than to my... | |
 | Judith Thurman - 1995 - 516 oldal
...inmost nature teaches me, whatever is necessary, as seen from the heights and in the sense oí Agréât economy — is also the useful par excellence: one...do I not owe it indescribably more than I owe to my health?13 3 Karen Blixen was not, upon her return to Rungstedlund, spared the obvious comparisons to... | |
 | Friedrich Wilhelm Nietzsche - 1995 - 292 oldal
...— is also the useful par excellence: one should not only bear it, one should love it. Amor fati:97 that is my inmost nature. And as for my long sickness,...owe it indescribably more than I owe to my health? I owe it a higher health — one which is made stronger by whatever does not kill it. / also owe my... | |
 | Paul van Tongeren - 2000 - 340 oldal
...an ideal. And even in his latest work it continues to appear as something which should be realized: "As my inmost nature teaches me. whatever is necessary—...should love it. Amor fati: that is my inmost nature" (NcW, Epilogue 1). Nevertheless, we should acknowledge that Nietzsche calls this ideal his inmost nature,... | |
 | Daniel Fidel Ferrer - 2004 - 337 oldal
...heights and in the sense of a great economy - is also the useful par excellence: one should not only bare it , one should love it. Amor fati: that is my inmost...owe it indescribably more than I owe to my health? I owe it a higher health - one which is made stronger by whatever does not kill it. I also owe my philosophy... | |
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As my inmost nature teaches me, whatever is necessary — as seen from the heights and in the sense .of a great economy — is also the useful par excellence: one should not only bear it, one should love it. Amor fati: that is my inmost nature. 