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Force and the Inverted World in Dialectical Retrospection
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Non-substantial Streams of Consciousness and Free Action
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Inexhaustibility in Heidegger’s Thought
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The Birth of Nietzsche Out of the Spirit of Lange
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Lange, Nietzsche, and Stack:
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Self-Consuming Concepts
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Literature as Life:
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Rorty and Nietzsche: Some Elective Affinities
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Riemann’s Geometry and Eternal Recurrence as Cosmological Hypothesis:
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From Lange to Nietzsche:
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