This episode talks about an essay from Nietzsche's Untimely Meditations, "On the Use and Abuse of History for Life". Especially the 3 modes of history: The monumental, the antiquarian, and the critical. Hope you enjoy.

This episode talks about an essay from Nietzsche's Untimely Meditations, "On the Use and Abuse of History for Life". Especially the 3 modes of history: The monumental, the antiquarian, and the critical. Hope you enjoy.

This episode talks about an essay from Nietzsche's Untimely Meditations, "On the Use and Abuse of History for Life". Especially the 3 modes of history: The monumental, the antiquarian, and the critical. Hope you enjoy.&nbsp;

Nietzsche's "Untimely" Conception of History

Hi, welcome to Thinker's Kitchen. I'm Warren, a high school student in HK, and a Literature&Philosophy aficionado. The podcast is called Thinker's Kitchen for two reasons.                                                                                                                                         1. We think in words and we think in concepts. A new concept, to a thinker, is like a novel ingredient to a chef. It adds new flavor to thought and colors the life of the mind. What I wish to do is to introduce some new ingredients to you that you can use in your own kitchen of the mind.                                                                                                              2. In each episode I try to work out a specific topic. It is almost like I am cooking out a dish from my mental ingredients. Organizing my thoughts and expanding it. Adding flavor to them by developing its various strands.                                                                           A note: I aim to introduce you to a thinker or a book. But nothing is better than reading the thinkers themselves, and listening to the podcast again to refresh your memory. And, at last, enjoy!

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Hi, welcome to Thinker's Kitchen. I'm Warren, a high school student in HK, and a Literature&Philosophy aficionado. The podcast is called Thinker's Kitchen for two reasons. 1. We think in words and we think in concepts. A new concept, to a thinker, is like a novel ingredient to a chef. It adds new flavor to thought and colors the life of the mind. What I wish to do is to introduce some new ingredients to you that you can use in your own kitchen of the mind. 2. In each episode I try to work out a specific topic. It is almost like I am cooking out a dish from my mental ingredients. Organizing my thoughts and expanding it. Adding flavor to them by developing its various strands. A note: I aim to introduce you to a thinker or a book. But nothing is better than reading the thinkers themselves, and listening to the podcast again to refresh your memory. And, at last, enjoy!

Hi, welcome to Thinker's Kitchen. I'm Warren, a high school student in HK, and a Literature&amp;Philosophy aficionado. The podcast is called Thinker's Kitchen for two reasons.                                                                                                                                         1. We think in words and we think in concepts. A new concept, to a thinker, is like a novel ingredient to a chef. It adds new flavor to thought and colors the life of the mind. What I wish to do is to introduce some new ingredients to you that you can use in your own kitchen of the mind.                                                                                                              2. In each episode I try to work out a specific topic. It is almost like I am cooking out a dish from my mental ingredients. Organizing my thoughts and expanding it. Adding flavor to them by developing its various strands.                                                                           A note: I aim to introduce you to a thinker or a book. But nothing is better than reading the thinkers themselves, and listening to the podcast again to refresh your memory. And, at last, enjoy!

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