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Friedrich Nietzsche

Birth of Tragedy

In his groundbreaking early work, German philosopher Friedrich Nietzsche delves into the intricate interplay between Apollonian reason and Dionysian passion as expressed in Greek art, particularly Greek tragedy. He explores how these contrasting forces shaped the evolution of this dramatic form. Nietzsche then boldly extends his analysis to the contemporary landscape of modern art, with a keen focus on German artistry and the operatic masterpieces of Richard Wagner. Join us as we unravel the profound insights of Nietzsche, illuminating the essence of tragedy and its lasting impact on artistic...

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Friedrich Nietzsche

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11 oct. 2026

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