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Alcmaeonid

Joined 10 January 2008
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Stand fast:

Fate is cruel, and mankind contemptible. In a world so constituted, he who has enough in himself is like a warm, bright, cheerful room at Christmas, in the midst of the snow and ice of a December night.

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Contents

  • 1 Pieds-à-terre
  • 2 Pantheon
  • 3 Rearviews
    • 3.1 Schopenhauer
    • 3.2 Nietzsche
    • 3.3 Hume
    • 3.4 Burckhardt
    • 3.5 Malthus
  • 4 Toolbox

Pieds-à-terreEdit

  • Wikipedia
  • Media Commons

PantheonEdit

           

RearviewsEdit

  • spoor

SchopenhauerEdit

  • Arthur Schopenhauer, his Life and Philosophy
  • On the Fourfold Root of the Principle of Sufficient Reason

NietzscheEdit

  • Nietzsche's Human All-Too-Human
  • Nietzsche contra Wagner
  • Richard Wagner in Bayreuth
  • Selected Letters of Friedrich Nietzsche

HumeEdit

  • David Hume's The Natural History of Religion

BurckhardtEdit

  • The Civilization of the Renaissance in Italy

MalthusEdit

  • An Essay on the Principle of Population

ToolboxEdit

 
  • Interwiki linking
  • Style guide
  • Template:Verse
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