Nietzschean in Japanese
Nietzschean in Japanese is ニーチェの — Nietzschean means relating to the philosopher Friedrich Nietzsche or his ideas.
Nietzschean in Japanese
ニーチェの
Pronounced: nīcheno
Of, pertaining to or characteristic of Friedrich Nietzsche (1844–1900), German philosopher, or his writings.
What does "Nietzschean" mean?
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adj Relating to the philosopher Friedrich Nietzsche or his ideas.
"Yet they did not preach a racial war on the Jewish foundations of Christianity, nor propose to saddle a Nietzschean morality on peaceful lands like Austria, Bavaria, and the Rhineland that were traditionally Catholic."
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noun A person who follows or is influenced by Nietzsche's philosophy.
"He described himself, only half-jokingly, as a committed Nietzschean."
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Nietzschean in a sentence
- Yet they did not preach a racial war on the Jewish foundations of Christianity, nor propose to saddle a Nietzschean morality on peaceful lands like Austria, Bavaria, and the Rhineland that were traditionally Catholic.
- The novel takes a distinctly Nietzschean view of morality and power.
- He described himself, only half-jokingly, as a committed Nietzschean.
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What is "Nietzschean" in Japanese?
"Nietzschean" in Japanese is ニーチェの. Nietzschean means: Relating to the philosopher Friedrich Nietzsche or his ideas.
How do you pronounce ニーチェの?
"Nietzschean" in Japanese is ニーチェの, pronounced "nīcheno".
How do you use "Nietzschean" in a sentence?
Example: "The novel takes a distinctly Nietzschean view of morality and power." In Japanese, "Nietzschean" is ニーチェの.
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