POLS 3040 Lecture Notes - Lecture 2: The Possession, Eternal Return, Stoicism
6 Apr 2016
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We need history for life and acion, not as a convenient wat to avoid life and acion. Believing as i do that we are all sufering from a malignant historical fever and should at least recognise the fact. When death brings at last the desired forgefulness, it abolishes life and being together, and sets the seal on the knowledge that being is merely a coninual has been . There is a degree of historical sense that injures and inally destroys the living thing, be it a man or a people or a system of culture. A man without any power to forget, who is condemned to see becoming everywhere. We must know the right ime to forget and the right ime to remember and insincively know when to feel historically and when unhistorically. Historical and unhistorical are equally necessary to the health of an individual.
