
From the birth of tragedy
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- Q1Who wrote the book 'The Birth of Tragedy'?Jean-Paul SartreFriedrich NietzscheSigmund FreudAlbert Camus30s
- Q2What is the central concept of 'The Birth of Tragedy'?PostmodernismPsychoanalysisExistentialismThe Apollonian and Dionysian30s
- Q3What is the Apollonian principle associated with?Rationality and orderSpirituality and transcendenceEmotion and chaosBeauty and pleasure30s
- Q4What is the Dionysian principle associated with?Passion and irrationalityLogic and reasonArt and creativityMorality and ethics30s
- Q5What is the role of music in Nietzsche's view of tragedy?It transcends the human conditionIt subjugates the Dionysian principleIt empowers the Apollonian principleIt unites the Apollonian and Dionysian elements30s
- Q6What does Nietzsche see as the cultural significance of tragedy?It rejects life as meaninglessIt emphasizes the futility of human endeavorsIt affirms life in spite of sufferingIt celebrates death as a release30s
- Q7What is Nietzsche's criticism of Socratic rationalism?It undermines the unity of the human soulIt denies the importance of instinct and passionIt neglects the role of the body in human experienceIt promotes nihilism and despair30s
- Q8What is the ultimate goal of tragedy, according to Nietzsche?To subvert traditional values and beliefsTo reveal the true nature of the human conditionTo reconcile the Apollonian and Dionysian principlesTo transcend the limitations of human existence30s
- Q9What is Nietzsche's view of Christianity?It is a transcendent and life-affirming religionIt is a rational and scientific philosophyIt is a chaotic and irrational mythologyIt is a nihilistic and life-denying religion30s
- Q10What is the significance of the Greek god Dionysus in Nietzsche's philosophy?He represents the primal and irrational forces of lifeHe represents the moral and ethical principles of lifeHe represents the rational and conscious aspects of lifeHe represents the transcendent and divine aspects of life30s