Speculative Dialogues
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Lust. "We must distinguish. AVhen I say that man, through mc, makes instinct obey him, I mean he makes it obedient to his conscious and deliberate pleasure ; which is a state of affairs utterly different from anything that happens among the beasts. I 90 LUST AND LOVE have given him mastery over that which so tyrannizes the beasts, that they may not use it for themselves, but only for the distant ends that the instinct aims at ; indeed, they do not use it at all : it uses them. But man has, -svi...th my help, found out how to use it, and entirely for his own pleasure ; so to use it, moreover, whenever he wishes. And in his gratitude man has often made a god of me. Those manv gods which the Practicals in man's parliament, with insolent foolish- ness, call gods of fertility and of multiplication, are simply my power imagined into deity. Man from the first perceived that the wildest pleasure in his exist- ence was sexual ; and so we find that in his earliest portrayal of himself, the parts which seem to him most important are the sexual parts.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Lust. "We must distinguish. AVhen I say that man, through mc, makes instinct obey him, I mean he makes it obedient to his conscious and deliberate pleasure ; which is a state of affairs utterly different from anything that happens among the beasts. I 90 LUST AND LOVE have given him mastery over that which so tyrannizes the beasts, that they may not use it for themselves, but only for the distant ends that the instinct aims at ; indeed, they do not use it at all : it uses them. But man has, -svi...th my help, found out how to use it, and entirely for his own pleasure ; so to use it, moreover, whenever he wishes. And in his gratitude man has often made a god of me. Those manv gods which the Practicals in man's parliament, with insolent foolish- ness, call gods of fertility and of multiplication, are simply my power imagined into deity. Man from the first perceived that the wildest pleasure in his exist- ence was sexual ; and so we find that in his earliest portrayal of himself, the parts which seem to him most important are the sexual parts.
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