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Philosophy Weekend: Nietzsche in America (Literary Kicks)
> "On Sunday, April 27, 1913, in her Yonkers, New York, home, sixty-seven-
year-old Jennie Hintz tried a new way of practicing her piety. She did not
need the assistance of clergy, nor did she need to go to church, as she had
given up her faith almost a half century earlier. The kind of devotion she
experimented with had nothing to do with institutional Christianity, or Jesus,
or the sacraments of her youth. It simply required her to put pen to paper and
express in unguarded prose what Friedrich Nietzsche meant to her.
>
> Her writing took the form of a long handwritten letter to Nietzsche's sister
and literary executor, Elisabeth Forster-Nietzsche, to give thanks and praise
for her brother's life and though. Hintz, a self-described "spinster",
introduced herself as a "great admirer of your brother's philosophy and his
morals." She explained that she had been reading Nietzsche's works for over a
year and a half, starting with "Beyond Good and Evil", the only Nietzsche
volume in her local library at the time ... She said she felt drawn to
Nietzsche because "in many points I had already arrived at these truths before
he ...
expository religion paper. ideas?
I'm writing an exposition paper for my religion class on atheism. I need to somehow make a connection between the views of all of these men - Strauss, Feuerbach, Marx, Bakunin, Nietzsche, Freud.
The works that we've discussed are:
-Strauss: "Definition and Characteristics of the Gospel Myth", and "The Life of Jesus"
- Feuerbach: "The Essence of Christianity"
- Marx: "Thesis on Feurbach", "A Contribution to the Critique of Hegel's Philosophy of Right", "German Ideology", "Communist Manifesto"
- Bakunin: "God and the State"
- Nietzsche: "On the Genealogy of Morals and Ecce Homo"
- Freud: "The Future of an Illusion"
I realize that all of these guys are considered "Young Hegelians".... other than that, I'm not exactly sure what I can discuss that connects all of these men. I'm just looking for a general idea of where to start... This is my first religion or philosophy class and it just so happens to be above the 300 level! :O
Ask yourself how each author approached the topic when they wrote about it. For example:
Marx was primarily concerned with religion's social role, a theme he also explores here: http://www.marxists.org/archive/marx/works/1844/jewish-question/index.htm
Bakunin and Neitzsche, the one an egalitarian and the other an elitist, both criticized the moral and psychological effects of 19th-century Christianity.