Name: Dionysiac Dithyrambs
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Dionysiac Dithyrambs

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"The Dithyrambs of Dionysus" is the first complete collection of the great German philosopher, poet, composer and philologist Friedrich Nietzsche. The central figure in the majority of the poems is Zarathustra who, through a series of internal struggles, ends up in his voluntary exile – which seems to be identified with the ascetic wilderness – so that he is able at the right moment to transform himself and then transform relationships with oneself but also with society in general.

This profound collection, despite the fact that it seems to present a perpetual disagreement that sometimes ends in a strong conflict between the German philosopher and religion, studying it in depth you understand the religious style that he possesses. The Dithyrambs, the triumphal hymns dedicated to Dionysus, are a Liturgy for a "Future Dance", the "dance" of the understanding of Truth.

For Nietzsche the search for truth goes through Nihilism and the search for the way that will help us to transcend the impossible nature of man.

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Ο Friedrich Wilhelm Nietzsche was born on October 15, 1844. He was an important German philosopher, poet, composer and philologist. He wrote critical essays on religion, ethics, culture, philosophy, and the sciences, showing a particular penchant for the use of metaphors, irony, and aphorisms.

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Η Stavroula A. Nikoli was born and lives in Athens. He studied Journalism at the Liberal Studies Laboratory, Theology and Philosophy & Educational Psychology (with a BA in Systematic Philosophy) at the National and Kapodistrian University of Athens. At the same time, he attended a Training Program in Special Education and Learning Disabilities (EKPA) while at the same time he acquired proficiency in the Braille method at KEAT. He recently completed a training course in Creative Writing, as well as a Professional Guidance Counselor. He has participated in international conferences as well as in a world philosophy conference and has written articles in magazines of social, political and scientific interest, as well as in a newspaper with nationwide coverage. He has also worked for many years as a Secondary Education Teacher, in the Private Sector. She is currently a PhD candidate at the Faculty of Humanities, Hellenic Open University..

"The more you know the more you know
the more you know that you don't know"

Aristotle

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