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SUMMARY:ABGESAGT: 6. Basler Nietzsche-Vorlesung 
DESCRIPTION:Stephan Mulhall ist Fellow und Professor für Philosophie am Ne
 w College\, Oxford. Seine Forschungen beschäftigen sich schwerpunktmäss
 ig mit Wittgenstein\, Heidegger und Nietzsche\, mit Religionsphilosophie s
 owie dem Verhältnis von Philosophie und Kunst\, insbesondere Film und Li
 teratur.  Über seinen Vortrag schreibt er: „In this lecture\, I will ar
 gue that Western European modernity exhibits a distinctively melodramatic 
 dimension\, one that displays itself in philosophy and the arts (including
  opera\, film\, painting and literature)\, and that indicates a heightened
  anxiety about our intelligibility to others\, and to ourselves. Against t
 his background\, Nietzsche‘s work appears as simultaneously symptom\, di
 agnosis and critique.“
X-ALT-DESC:<p><strong>Stephan Mulhall </strong>ist Fellow und Professor fü
 r Philosophie am New College\, Oxford. Seine Forschungen beschäftigen sic
 h&nbsp\;schwerpunktmässig mit Wittgenstein\, Heidegger und Nietzsche\, mi
 t Religionsphilosophie sowie dem Verhältnis von&nbsp\;Philosophie und Kun
 st\, insbesondere Film und Literatur.<br /> <br /> Über seinen Vortrag sc
 hreibt er:<br /> <em>„In this lecture\, I will argue that Western Europe
 an modernity exhibits a distinctively melodramatic dimension\, one that di
 splays itself in philosophy and the arts (including opera\, film\, paintin
 g and literature)\, and that indicates a heightened anxiety about our inte
 lligibility to others\, and to ourselves. Against this background\, Nietzs
 che‘s work appears as simultaneously symptom\, diagnosis and critique.
 “</em></p>
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