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The Birth of Tragedy

Author: Friedrich Nietzsche

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Title: The Birth of Tragedy

Author: Friedrich Nietzsche

Description: His first book and still one of his most influential. Nietzsche reads Greek tragedy as a clash between the Apollonian love of order and the wild Dionysian spirit, and asks what art can do for a life full of suffering.

Pages: 86

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