Also sprach Zarathustra
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Peter Wapnewski
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Peter Wapnewski liest in überzeugender Kenntnis dieses großartigen Textes die ersten drei und damit die bedeutendsten Teile von "Zarathustra".
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Very heavy read
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Thanks Nietzsche! Just read it!
One of the best!
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Die abstrakte Sprache Nietzsches verlangt sehr viel Aufmerksamkeit und Konzentration.
Übergangswerk von Nietzsche's Pessimismus zum Opt
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WRONG LANGUAGE.
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