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Friedrich Nietzsche was a native of what country?
Germany
The U.S.A.
Czechoslovakia
Serbia
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Which of the following famous/infamous philosophical quotes was originated by Nietzsche?
"I think. Therefore, I am"
"God is dead"
"Let it be"
"Hate is inevitable"
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One of the most famous concepts brought forth by Nietzsche was what German phrase roughly meaning the "Super man"?
"Uber mensch"
"Ober gram"
"Man suprose"
"Hierarch"
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One of Nietzche's most famous quotes is "What doesn't kill us makes us (BLANK)." Fill in the blank.
Stronger
Sadder
Kinder
Crueler
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Many of Friedrich Nietzsche's most famous quotes were told in concise pithy statements designed to condense complicated topics into simple principles. Which of the following terms refers to such statements?
Mnemonic devices
Aphorisms
Stanzas
Personifications
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What is the name of the philosophical concept Nietzsche described where he supposed that all of existence was cyclical with events that were doomed to repeat?
The Two Loops
The Messy Cycle
The Eternal Return
The Begin Again
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In 1869, Nietzsche managed to prove his worth as an academic by becoming the youngest person to hold the Chair of Classical Philology at what Swiss university where he centered his studies?
The University of Basel
The University of St. Theresa
Callinson University
St. Rupert University
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According to Nietzsche, "If you gaze long enough into (BLANK), it will gaze back into you." Fill in the blank to complete this quote.
Your mind
Tomorrow
Unknowing
an abyss
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Nietzsche was one of the most influential philosophers of what tradition that rejected the inherent value of religious or moral systems and the meanings ascribed to them culturally?
Perallism
Hedonism
Stoicism
Nihilism
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What is the name of the famous book of philosophy that Nietzsche published around 1883 and which featured the subtitle A Book for All and None?
Followers Find Perfection
Just Something to Think About
Revelations on the Scarlet Steppe
Thus Spoke Zarathustra
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Nietzsche was a believer in what philosophical school that claimed no objective truth could happen since all knowledge and observations were inherently tainted by the thoughts and opinions of people?
Madhiyism
Stoicism
Perspectivism
Shadollism
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What is the name of Nietzsche's famous philosophical concept that categorized morality based on how objectively individuals categorized good and evil?
Cop-Robber Morality
Saint-Sinner Morality
Master-Slave Morality
High-Low Morality
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What is the common name given to the philosophical concept Nietzsche put forth that embracing both the good and bad in one's life was a key component of existence?
The Affirmation of Life
The Rejection of Rejection
The Silly Mysterium
The Making of Man
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One of Nietzsche's philosophies on human nature was that humans were made up of conflicting desires. He called the logical desires of humanity Apollonian Forces, and what did he call the illogical desires of humanity?
Davidian
Zoroan
Dionysian
Thorian
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One of the darkest contributions of Nietzsche was how his writings inspired what radical political party to take over the politics of Germany by utilizing his rhetoric of "super men" and shattering old institutions?
The Sons of the Wolf
The Nazi Party
The Khmer Rouge
The Bolshevik Party
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