201: On the Genealogy of Morality

Classical Stuff You Should Know

A.J. Hanenburg

Christianity, Education, Books, Religion & Spirituality, Arts

4.5 • 696 Ratings

🗓️ 15 June 2022

⏱️ 65 minutes

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In this episode, we discuss Nietzsche's work, "On the Genealogy of Morality," in which he discusses the history of morality through tracing the words used to describe it. We also talk about a recent film that's pretty good, and poor poor Leopardi again. Join us!

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0:00.0	Really thought on city?
0:12.0	You're trying to like, you're warming up your mouth.
0:14.0	Mama made me mash my M&Ms, right?
0:17.4	Yeah, it's a mouth warm up.
0:19.1	Yeah, it's a mouth warm up.
0:20.6	It's an enunciation
0:21.1	It's an enunciation warm up
0:21.4	Red leather yellow leather
0:23.1	Red leather yellow yellow yellow yet leather
0:25.1	This is the creepiest thing
0:27.9	All right
0:29.4	I know red leather yellow
0:30.8	That is definitely one
0:34.6	Cachach
0:35.2	Oh
0:36.1	Coocaca
0:36.8	Caj
0:37.1	Chicken's don't clap All right So this is a classical That is definitely one. Cachach. Oh. Cuccaca.
0:39.2	Chicken's down. All right.
0:40.6	So this is classical stuff.
0:41.9	If you were recording this whole time?
0:43.9	No, sorry.
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