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“…This essay, published in the first edition in 1994, is faithful to the spirit of Nietzsche, who loved contradiction, play and laughter. In this way reinforces the idea of polyphony that Nietzsche formulated with the sentence: The truth is women" (fom publisher)…”

“…This essay, published in the first edition in 1994, is faithful to the spirit of Nietzsche, who loved contradiction, play and laughter. In this way reinforces the idea of polyphony that Nietzsche formulated with the sentence: The truth is women" (fom publisher)…”
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