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   What are the means employed? He is taught how to suffer being bored. Friedrich Nietzsche. Education, School, Mean. In large states public education will always be mediocre, for the same reason that in large kitchens the cooking is usually bad. Friedrich Nietzsche. Education, Philosophy, Teaching.

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   Carl Ludwig Nietzsche (10 October 1813 – 30 July 1849) was a German Lutheran pastor and the father of the philosopher Friedrich Nietzsche. Biography [ edit ] In his son Friedrich's youth memoirs, written when he was only fourteen, he described his father as a cheerful and well-loved man, the "very picture of a country parson".

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   What did Friedrich Nietzsche write about education and culture?

   • We will therefore favor his work produced between 1870 and 1874, especially his lectures The Future of our Educational Institutions (1872), Untimely Meditations – On the Uses and Disadvantages of History for Life (1874), and Schopenhauer as Educator (1874). In Nietzsche’s thoughts, education and culture are inseparable.

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   What does Bildung mean to Nietzsche?

   • Bildung, Searls goes on, “means entering the realm of the fully formed: true culture is the culmination of an education, and true education transmits and creates culture.” Nietzsche the philologist took the rich valence of Bildung very seriously.

   Nietzsche Lays Out His Philosophy of Education and a Still-Timely

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   What did Nietzsche say about the bourgeois higher education system?

   • In the lectures, Nietzsche excoriates a bourgeois higher education system in terms that could come right out of a critical article on the higher ed of our day. In a Paris Review essay, his translator Searls quotes the surly philosopher on what “the state and the masses were apparently clamoring for”:

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   What is a Nietzschean education?

   • Nietzschean education is education with a hammer or, in Heideggerian terms, the education of enframing (Gestell) and calculative thinking. I have condensed Nietzsche’s idea of education based on his lectures into five arguments: 1. Culture is inseparable from education and is the highest goal of true education. Utility is not the goal of education.

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   In a Paris Review essay, his trans­la­tor Searls quotes the surly philoso­pher on what “the state and the mass­es were appar­ent­ly clam­or­ing for”: as much knowl­edge and edu­ca­tion as possible—leading to the great­est pos­si­ble pro­duc­tion and demand—leading to the great­est hap­pi­ness: that’s the for­mu­la.

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   Feb 6, 2016 · A uniquely radical thinker, Friedrich Nietzsche undermines the most basic beliefs and values of Western culture, and challenges his readers to find a new approach to both knowledge and life. He has a lot to say about education, directly and indirectly....

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   Friedrich Nietzsche — ‘You always said that no one would strive for education if they knew how unbelievably small the number of truly educated people act...

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   Jan 1, 2018 · Nietzsche’s thinking on education is very antidemocratic and conservative, which is why it is education with a hammer. This becomes quite clear when we read the following quotation from his notebook:

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   Jan 1, 2018 · Nietzsche detects, in the educational system of his time, two tendencies that do nothing but work for the impoverishment of culture – the “maximum amplification of culture” and the “maximum reduction of culture.”