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Name Professor Course Date The Bacchae of Euripides The Bacchae is a play authored by Euripides, and premiered after his death in the ancient Athens at the Great Dionysia in 405 B.... .... It is a tragedy play, but it is more than a narration of irreverence, hubris and disrespect punished; it is also a reflective analysis of psychological repression and its effects....
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This paper ''mystical Discourses in Philosophy'' tells that Call for a divine is standard fare for all schools of philosophy of religion.... When it comes to Irizarry's view of divinity, the issue can hardly be brought down to the usual feministic struggle with metaphysical identities as imposed by patriarchal culture....
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This essay discusses the essence of human nature and the fight between good and evil in Nietzsche's works.... It explains Nietzsche's concept of Apollinian and Dionysian forces and outlines the theory of Dionysianism elaborated by the Russian poet and philosopher Vyacheslav Ivanov.... hellip; To get a sense of the world that lies beyond good and evil, we must go back to an earlier time, even before a time when the world could be taken up as tragic....
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In the paper “The Dionysian Cult” the author describes Dionysius, a Greek god who was known as the god of fertility, his emblem was an erect phallus and he was also known for his healing powers and was hence associated with healing people, so he was also known as the Greek god of healing....
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If scholars continue to consider The Birth of Tragedy a flawed, contradictory argument it is more a consequence of Nietzsche's sometimes confusing analysis than his passion for the subject of Greek Tragedy; his writing has a breathless quality to it and barrels along with the excitement of an intellectual Whodunnit… In fact, it is a Whodunnit,for Nietzsche's intent is to explain the beginnings of tragedy and then to reveal who killed it....
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A suitable example of the former is astronomy: it operates with a data which can obtained by different probes and can be collected by people without any special equipment which can may… ne a researcher; people in different countries were able to come to same conclusions regarding astronomical phenomena; finally, it brings useful consequences for the world as with the help of it satellites are developed.
Contrary to that, Astrology is a pseudos-cience....
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"Nietzsche's Conception of the Dionysian and the Apollonian in The Birth of Tragedy" paper gives a definition of the apollonian and the dionysian principles, examines Nietzsche's coinage of the terms the Apollonian and the Dionysian and examples of the Apollonian and Dionysian principles in nature....
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The teaching of Bonaventure regarding self-diffusiveness has been derived from the teaching of Richard of St Victor and pseudo-dionysius.... his principle of self-diffusiveness emanates from the works pseudo-dionysius, in regard to the names of divine beings.... pseudo-dionysius, a monk in the 16th century was able to depict God, as a being who had the characteristic of a self-diffusive of good.... pseudo-dionysius further argues that this concept of good comes before an issue exists, and it helps in bringing forth the being under consideration....
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