The Complete Works of Friedrich Nietzsche
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Yes, we shall even fall into danger and be tempted to take life too easily, simply because RICHARD WAGNER IN BAYREUTH. 1 53 in art we were in such deadly earnest concern- ing it, as Wagner says somewhere anent certain incidents in his own life. For if we who are but the spectators and not the creators of this display of dithyrambic dramatic art, can almost imagine a dream to be more real than the actual experiences of our wakeful hours, how much more keenly must the creator realise this contras...t ! There he stands amid all the clamorous appeals and impor- tunities of the day, and of the necessities of life ; in the midst of Society and State— and as what does he stand there? Maybe he is the only wakeful one, the only being really and truly conscious, among a host of confused and tormented sleepers, among a multitude of deluded and suffering people.
He may even feel like a victim of chronic insomnia, and fancy himself obliged to bring his clear, sleepless, and conscious life into touch with som- nambulists and ghostly well-intentioned creatures.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Yes, we shall even fall into danger and be tempted to take life too easily, simply because RICHARD WAGNER IN BAYREUTH. 1 53 in art we were in such deadly earnest concern- ing it, as Wagner says somewhere anent certain incidents in his own life. For if we who are but the spectators and not the creators of this display of dithyrambic dramatic art, can almost imagine a dream to be more real than the actual experiences of our wakeful hours, how much more keenly must the creator realise this contras...t ! There he stands amid all the clamorous appeals and impor- tunities of the day, and of the necessities of life ; in the midst of Society and State— and as what does he stand there? Maybe he is the only wakeful one, the only being really and truly conscious, among a host of confused and tormented sleepers, among a multitude of deluded and suffering people.
He may even feel like a victim of chronic insomnia, and fancy himself obliged to bring his clear, sleepless, and conscious life into touch with som- nambulists and ghostly well-intentioned creatures.
What to read after The Complete Works of Friedrich Nietzsche?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Nietzsche Friedrich Wilhelm to read onlineMoreLess
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