Mention620283
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| so:text | The ideal of Morality has no more dangerous rival than the ideal of highest Strength, of most powerful life; which also has been named the ideal of poetic greatness. It is the maximum of the savage; and has, in these times, gained, precisely among the greatest weaklings, very many proselytes. By this ideal, man becomes a Beast-Spirit, a Mixture; whose brutal wit has, for weaklings, a brutal power of attraction. (en) |
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| so:description | Novalis (1829) (en) |
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