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100: Stephen Hicks | The Life & Philosophy Of Friedrich Nietzsche
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Who better to celebrate the 100th episode of The Curious Worldview Podcast than Stephen Hicks.
This audio thing only became a podcast after Stephen agreed to sit down with me back in the trailing months of 2020. That was episode 3 - and now, 97 episodes and 2 years later, here we are.
This podcast is a linear tour of Nietzsche's life and work guided by the philosopher, professor, and author of Nietzsche and the Nazis, Stephen Hicks.
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Time Stamps With Stephen Hicks On Nietzsche
- 00:00 – Introduction.
- 02:27 – Nietzsche’s Early Days & Context For The 19th Century.
- 14:35 – Timeline & The Influence Of Schopenhauer
- 21:00 – Timeline & Introducing The Birth Of Tragedy.
- 32:03 – Nietzsche As A Vagabond & His Time As An Academic.
- 37:14 – Switzerland & Embracing Suffering.
- 47:01 – Thus Spoke Zarathustra
- 01:25:53 – Connecting Zarathustra, Jung & Joseph Campbell.
- 01:39:49 – Timeline & Nietzsche’s Most Productive, Beyond Good & Evil, The Genealogy Of Morality & Slave Morality.
- 02:05:42 – Nietzsche’s Heros & Final Productive Years In Turin.
- 02:22:21 – Will To Power.
- 02:44:15 – Nietzsche On Modernity.
- 03:07:15 – What Is Stephen Hicks Great & Impossible?
- 03:11:15 - Announcements & Ambition For The Podcast!
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Episodes Of The Curious Worldview Podcast Mentioned.
- Stephen Hicks | Aesthetics & Postmodernism - Nietzsche Early Life - Nietzsche Core Work - Nietzsche Final Years.
- John Kaag | Hiking With Nietzsche
- Benjamin David | Nietzsche & Nihilism
Links To Stephen Hicks