Friedrich Nietzsche: The concept of greatness is changeable, in the realm of morality as well as in that of esthetics. And so philosophy star

The concept of greatness is changeable, in the realm of morality as well as in t — Friedrich Nietzsche

The concept of greatness is changeable, in the realm of morality as well as in that of esthetics. And so philosophy starts by legislating greatness.

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