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Thomas Jovanovski
Nietzsche’s Pale Criminal Identified
Philosophy

As he does in most of his books, in Thus Spoke Zarathustra Nietzsche is unfolding his dedicated resistance to established social standards and moral t...

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This paper, "Nietzsche’s Pale Criminal Identified," tackles a perennial challenge within Nietzsche studies: the enigmatic figure of the "Pale Criminal...

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Michael O. Begun
Leveling vs. Levelness: On Nietzsche’s Teaching, Inclusive Excellence, and Democratic Outcomes
Education

In this essay, I follow the work of Jonas and Yacek in Nietzsche’s Philosophy of Education by contrasting a process of leveling in morality and educat...

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This essay undertakes an intriguing and timely re-evaluation of Friedrich Nietzsche's educational philosophy, distinguishing sharply between "leveling...

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Anthony Kosar
Editors’ Foreword: Nietzsche and Democracy
Philosophy

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The submission, titled "Editors’ Foreword: Nietzsche and Democracy," immediately signals its nature as an introductory piece, likely setting the stage...

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Historical approach to the linguistic reformulation of paraphrases as a case of syntagmatic synonymy
Linguistics

In the present work we study the paraphrastic reformulation, its different kinds and its evolution in Spanish language. The research is...

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The paper proposes an intriguing investigation into the linguistic reformulation of paraphrases, framed within a historical context and identifying it...

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On Coseriu’s legacy
Linguistics

This article examines Eugenio Coseriu’s overall theory of language and linguistics, based on his 1974 book Synchronie, Diachronie und Ge...

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This article promises a timely and insightful re-examination of Eugenio Coseriu’s profound theory of language and linguistics, grounded in his foundat...

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Eugenio Coseriu: Latin - Romance. Lectures and treatises on so-called Vulgar Latin and the origin of the Romance languages
Linguistics

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The title, "Eugenio Coseriu: Latin - Romance. Lectures and treatises on so-called Vulgar Latin and the origin of the Romance languages," immediately e...

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Antonio Domínguez Rey: Linguistics and Phenomenology
Linguistics

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Regrettably, I am unable to provide a meaningful 3-paragraph review of the article "Antonio Domínguez Rey: Linguistics and Phenomenology" as the abstr...

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On the primacy of history
History

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The title, "On the primacy of history," immediately signals an ambitious and potentially profound philosophical or theoretical inquiry. Such a topic,...

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The paradoxes of frequency
Linguistics

This article is an enquiry (mostly doxographic) about the role of the frequency in linguistic description. Frequency is mostly seen as t...

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This article, "The paradoxes of frequency," presents a compelling and timely meta-linguistic inquiry into the often-overlooked yet pervasive role of "...

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A critical theory of linguistics: a humanistic approach
Linguistics

The paper presents some of the main thesis of the “Critical Theory of Linguistics” on which the author is working at present, together w...

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The paper, "A critical theory of linguistics: a humanistic approach," introduces the foundational theses of a nascent "Critical Theory of Linguistics,...

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