O objetivo geral deste artigo é discutir o conceito de genealogia criado por Friedrich Nietzsche. A nossa hipótese a que Nietzsche se alia uma determinada noção história para criar este conceito. Trata-se então investigar em medida toma como escrita hieroglífica e esta concepção não pode ser pensada partir sua compreensão acerca das origens. Assim, relação estabelece com outra, pertence ao regi...

Bernd Zimmermann,1 Kristina Chadova,2 Diemo Ködderitzsch,2 Stefan Blügel,1 Hubert Ebert,2 Dmitry V. Fedorov,3,4 Nguyen H. Long,1 Phivos Mavropoulos,1 Ingrid Mertig,3,4 Yuriy Mokrousov,1,* and Martin Gradhand5,† 1Peter Grünberg Institut and Institute for Advanced Simulation, Forschungszentrum Jülich and JARA, Germany 2Department of Chemistry, Physical Chemistry, Ludwig-Maximilians University Mun...

Purpose. This article provides a morphological study of the life Hryhorii Skovoroda as philosopher’s self-construction – compared to lives such philosophers Immanuel Kant, Friedrich Nietzsche, Martin Heidegger and Henry Thoreau. Theoretical basis. The is based on use monadological approach history in combination with biographical method. ideas classical philosophical systems Gottfried Leibniz O...

As part of NTT JTSR’s series on Key Texts, the present article discusses Erik H. Erikson’s interdisciplinary, psychohistorical study young Martin Luther, its reception, and relevance for today. Erikson showed how Luther’s own identity crisis – emerging from troubled relationship with his father converged a in late medieval society theology, being talented homo religiosus helped Luther to solve ...

Abstract Thomas Murner’s verse satire Von dem grossen Lutherischen Narren (1522) and Martin Luther’s pamphlet Wider das Papsttum zu Rom, vom Teufel gestiftet (1545) are known as particularly grobian texts. This paper examines the a historically new key figure in these two pamphlets views it relation to concept of “invectivity.” Both performative, violent, need an audience. Moreover, their share...

Psychoanalysts since Sigmund Freud have tried to discuss the role of religion in modern societies. Freud himself saw religion as an illusion which had struck neurotics, while Slavoj Žižek viewed it as some sort of “perversion” which functioned in the cycle of law-transgression. In this essay, I dig into these theories to uncover traces of Lutheran interpretations of Paul’s words on the Jewish l...