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Robert Girvan | Essays and Poetry
Robert Girvan
Dec 31, 20257 min read
Tragedy, Transcendence, and the Meaning of Being Human
Nietzsche, Chamfort, Socrates, Jesus, and Blade Runner Daily, the slings and arrows of outrageous - or really irritating - fortune arrive. How to respond? What to be - broken, bronzed, or radically open? I had occasion, quite by accident or perhaps serendipity, to reflect again on these questions recently. On Christmas Day, I reread the following quote in The Gay Science , by Nietzsche, in Part Two, aphorism # 95, purporting to be the last words of the French writer Ch
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