Nietzche’s Elitism and the Cultural Division of Labor

Social Philosophy Today 12:389-400 (1996)
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Explains how Nietzsche's late-period elitism emerges out of the cultural division of labor envisioned in _Human, All-too-Human_ between a scientifically-trained (but essentially philosophical) avant-garde whose work opens up new paths for cultural development, thus avoiding cultural stagnancy.

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Jonathan R Cohen
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