De la connaissance de soi au devenir soi
Platon, Pindare et Nietzsche
by Nicolas Querini
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(September 2023)
ISBN: 9782406149422
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The Delphic sentence “Know thyself” is traditionally understood as an invitation to distance oneself from the world and from action. Nevertheless, according to Plato’s interpretation, it frees the possibility of becoming oneself, dear to Pindar as to Nietzsche.
- By (author) Nicolas Querini
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