What is the original German version of the following Nietzsche quote?
"Morality is the herd instinct in the individual."
Apparently it’s from the book "Die fröhliche Wissenschaft". Hope that helps.
Thanks.
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"Morality is the herd instinct in the individual."
Apparently it’s from the book "Die fröhliche Wissenschaft". Hope that helps.
Thanks.
Once you educate the boys, they tend to leave the villages and go search for work in the cities, but the girls stay home, become leaders in the community, and pass on what they’ve learned. If you really want to change a culture, to empower women, improve basic hygiene and health care, and fight high rates of infant mortality, the answer is to educate girls." I really need the page number, and didnt mark my book while i was reading!!! Please help!Thank youuuuu!
"if i had a world of my own everything would be nonsense. nothing would be what it is because everything would be what it isn’t. and contrarywise: what it is wouldn’t be. and what it wouldn’t be. it would. you see? "
and where can i find it if it’s in the book?
"if i had a world of my own everything would be nonsense. nothing would be what it is because everything would be what it isn’t. and contrarywise: what it is wouldn’t be. and what it wouldn’t be. it would. you see? "
and where can i find it if it’s in the book?
I am writing a research paper for a class and I don’t have time to reread the book, as I have a million other things due and to read.
Thanks!
What is there to celebrate in White History Month. I want to celebrate the good thing that white people did just like I did in the Black History Month. White people, celebrate YOUR month, don’t let people think of White History Month and the only thing they come up with is the Ku Klux Klan which is NOT something to celebrate. What can I research about White History?
I’m african-american and half cherokee indian and I think that everybody should be celebrated. For those who say that I’m quote "Ignorant to racial issues", shut up, I’m not ignorant I just wanted to see what you think…idiot
So some humans misinterpret religion to promote intolerance of homosexuality……
The bible has a homophobic statement against relations between two men, worded the following way:
"Man shall not lie with a man, as he would with a woman. That is detestable."
But from that quote, you can’t quite gather that it says anything is wrong with relations between two women.
Does it say anything about relations between two women?
What is the correct and exact translation from english to latin for this quote "Nature has ordained that certain seeds require assistance to fulfill their destiny"
And it is not "Vis has volo ut certain sperma postulo suffragium expleo suum fatum"
That is incorrect.
Thanks guys!
Is there a legal ´thing´ that makes a quote legally binding. What I mean is, if they quote me in February for example, do they have to stick to the same price in April, they can´t just suddenly raise the price?
I want to use a quote that the author of one of my sources for my paper used, but my question is whether I need to cite the book or the essay that I found the quote in. Does this make sense? I’ve looked all over the internet for the answer, but I can’t find it.
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Our teacher went over this in class, but on the overhead so we didn’t actually get a hand out. And of course it’s time for me to finish my essay but I can’t remember the proper way to quote.
I know we have to end with the author’s name and the page number in brackets. But there was something about big quotes being indented and on a different line.
Does anyone know the proper way to do both long and short quotes?
I am writing my college application essays and I want to use a quote from Ayn Rand’s The Fountainhead that I found on the web. I have read the book, but do not have it with me. I am not sure how to cite it besides indicating in the actual essay where the quote comes from. Do I need to put an annotation at the end in MLA format? If so, how I do that without the book? How am I supposed to figure out which page or even chapter the quote came from?