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Nietzsche und das Problem der Humanitat

Authors: Hermann Boeschenstein;

Nietzsche und das Problem der Humanitat

Abstract

Als Philologen, Literaturwissenschaftlern, Erziehern im Feld der Humaniora ist es uns Bediurfnis zu glauben, dafB Dichtung, wie alle Kunst, fahig sei, den Menschen zu erziehen und mitzuhelfen, den Gang der Geschichte auf das Ziel einer weltweiten Humanitat auszurichten. Freilich begegnen wir immer wieder Zweiflern und dem eigenen Zweifel; wir lassen allenfalls den isthetischen GenuB gelten, ja erheben ihn sogar zum einzigen Trost und Halt in einem sinnlosen Dasein und berufen uns auf das bekannte Wort Nietzsches: ". . . denn nur als dsthetisches Phdnomen ist das Dasein

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