Part 1, Section 11
Mockery of Kant's 'faculty' answer for synthetic a priori judgments--'by means of a means (faculty).'
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From Beyond Good and Evil by Friedrich Nietzsche
Nietzsche directly engages and parodies Kant's synthetic a priori, the Stoic 'live according to nature,' Plato's invention of pure spirit, and Schopenhauer's metaphysics of will.
Part 1, Section 9
Attack on the Stoics' 'live according to nature'--actually a tyrannical imposition of their morality onto nature.
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Plato's invention of the pure spirit and the Good as such--worst, most durable, most dangerous of all errors.
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Critique of Schopenhauer's simplified concept of 'will.'
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