Rhythm From Art to Philosophy – Nietzsche – Conclusion

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Previous chapter * No need to say that Nietzsche's contribution to rhythmology is one of the most developed in the 19th century but also one of the most obscure and ill-known. I guess that there is still much more to discover in his posthumous writings, fragments and letters, even in his published texts, nevertheless, our survey has clearly shown a certain number of significant points. 1. Contrary to Hegel or other previous Idealist philosophers of the 19th century, but also to - Sur le concept de rythme – Nouvel article

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