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On the Rule of the Subject's Existence in Eternity
The essay examines the ethical implications of Nietzsche's concept of eternal recurrence. Keywords: Nietzsche, ethics, eternal recurrence, eternal return, morality, eternity, Dostoevsky, conscience, Zarathustra.
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