Forgetting the tragic

What Emmanuel Falque seems to achieve in this book is make the "out of phenomenon" synonymous with "tragic". Certainly, we see heuristic interest creating and cultivating concept phenomenon". In Aeschylus' Agamemnon (a reference that runs throughout book), atrocious rubs shoulders filthy can only test us, traumatize and, therefore, "modify" us some way. If it also true tragic, according Kierkegaard particular, lead despair, another attitude be dodged no less sketched by Falque, namely, under influence Nietzsche time, amor fati: "Learned War School life: what does not kill me strengthens me." refer explicitly, while approach consists looking trauma face, having fear fixing it, penetrating inhabiting appears stem from love fatum, destiny "that falls on us", enough any case for modified a sense as unexpected irreparable. But isn't definition very role tragic and/or catastrophic feelings?