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Nietzsche: That's not narcissism, please go and read his book first, it's OK?
He said this because his philosophy itself was a radical rupture and rebellion against humanity.
I've never heard of narcissism, but there are a lot of people who don't have a rigorous attitude towards sexuality, and I think if you want to study your subject, you must first understand the context and culture of the times, such as attitudes towards human nature, sexual freedom, etc.
The second is to study the philosopher's family environment and life experience.
And then it depends on whether he wrote the book to make a name or make money, or just to tell the world what he thinks.
I would like to recommend a few people to study Nietzsche, Schopenhauer, Freud, Russell, I didn't see you just now, and you said that writers can also be.
It's even better if it's a writer, because it doesn't need to be as philosophical as rigorous, like Milan Kundera and Haruki Murakami.
Especially these two people are relatively open to sexual attitudes, and it is recommended that you focus on research, and there must be a clear explanation at the beginning of ** narcissism and sexual indulgence are just attitude issues, not the fundamental criteria for studying a famous person, let alone the standard for commentary, you must remember,
In particular, when you write**, be sure to state your own standards for these at the beginning.
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"I greet you from the distant past, beyond the abyss of time, clinging to those things that once held us together. - Jaspers takes the stories of eight of the greatest and most perverse philosophers in the history of philosophy. Read.
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(1) The state is the organ of political power in which the economically dominant class exercises class rule. (2) State power is the core and fundamental issue of politics and the most important and powerful tool of class struggle. The decisive significance of which class the power is in the hands of the class.
Only by politically grasping and maintaining state power can we consolidate our economic dominance and realize and safeguard the fundamental economic interests of our class. (3) The purpose of confusing the question of the state by bourgeois scholars is to conceal the class essence of the bourgeois state, and their method of confusion is always to distort the class nature and role of the state.
This is an essay question that tests the understanding of the meaning and essential attributes of the state and politics. The key to solving the problem is to grasp the purpose of "confusing the national problem" in the second question, and first understand the essence of the state, and then organize the answer.
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Landlord, you are wrong!
Philosophers are not narcissistic, but lonely.
Philosophy is originally a lonely science, because too few people in this world look at life and everything from a philosophical perspective, so philosophers look at non-philosophical people and think that they don't understand, which means that they don't understand the way of thinking of philosophy;
Philosophy is divided into many systems, and there are differences, contradictions, and struggles between these theories themselves, and when there is a conflict between one theory and another, both sides of the philosophy will say "you don't understand", which is actually an error in concept.
So, philosophers have nothing to do with narcissism.
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No, they are all miserables, trying to save those souls, but they don't do anything because their philosophy tells them that it can't be done.
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In this way, the landlord can be called a philosopher.
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Philosophy is derived from the Greek word"φιλ"(philo-sophia) translated, meaning"A love of wisdom".a"A love of wisdom".People are narcissistic? Does it seem like it's possible?
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Narcissism isn't the only one in this world, right?
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I don't know if you're referring to the concepts of writer and literature, or if it's a concept that corresponds to folk writing.
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