PFP107 | Eugen-Maria Schulak, Friedrich Nietzsche—Right Wing Anarchist? (PFS 2013)

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Property and Freedom Podcast, Episode 107.

This lecture is from the 2013 meeting of the Property and Freedom Society: Eugen-Maria Schulak (Austria), Friedrich Nietzsche—Right Wing Anarchist?

  1. Property and Freedom Society
  2. Property and Freedom Society
  3. Austrian economics
  4. Hans-Hermann Hoppe
  5. Murray N. Rothbard
  6. libertarianism
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These Nietzsche quotes are amazing. Which works of his are they from? I recognise some of them from Thus Spoke Zarathustra but thats about it. PFS needs more subs.

kacchi
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Why the sound is so bad?? Is there a better version?

remusandromulus
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Possibly interesting, but impossible to enjoy. He is reading. Why would you put up this without a transcript? Is transcript available elsewhere?

Reasonable_Doubt-san
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Nietzsche rather seems to be an intellectual orphan, who is desperately seeking a safe haven, a mooring point to which he could possibly tie his thinking, but every time he come close to this achievement he self-hatingly and self-destructively - what is also a danger to his social environment - obliterates that mooring point to become a mental wanderer again, until he literally goes crazy. If Rothbardian thought - that is deeply rooted in Thomistic philosophy - were a religion and Rothbard would be a deity, this talk and paralleling Nietzschean ideas with Rothbardian ones would be considered blasphemeous. The great Rothbard was a decent and happy man with a jolly mind, sane and clear - very much contrary to Nietzsche in every concievable respect.

GallaiTamas