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====1.3.7.  Processus, Regressus, Progressus====
 
====1.3.7.  Processus, Regressus, Progressus====
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From time immemorial we have ascribed the value of an action, a character, an existence, to the intention, the purpose for the sake of which one has acted or lived:  this age-old idiosyncrasy finally takes a dangerous turn - provided, that is, that the absence of intention and purpose in events comes more and more to the forefront of consciousness.
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(Nietzsche, The Will to Power S666, 351).
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<p>From time immemorial we have ascribed the value of an action, a character, an existence, to the intention, the purpose for the sake of which one has acted or lived:  this age-old idiosyncrasy finally takes a dangerous turn &mdash; provided, that is, that the absence of intention and purpose in events comes more and more to the forefront of consciousness.</p>
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Thus there seems to be in preparation a universal disvaluation:  "Nothing has any meaning" - this melancholy sentence means "All meaning lies in intention, and if intention is altogether lacking, then meaning is altogether lacking, too".
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In accordance with this valuation, one was constrained to transfer the value of life to a "life after death", or to the progressive development of ideas or of mankind or of the people or beyond mankind;  but with that one had arrived at a progressus in infinitum of purposes:  one was at last constrained to make a place for oneself in the "world process" (perhaps with the dysdaemonistic perspective that it was a process into nothingness).
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(Nietzsche, The Will to Power S666, 351).
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<p>Thus there seems to be in preparation a universal disvaluation:  "Nothing has any meaning" &mdash; this melancholy sentence means "All meaning lies in intention, and if intention is altogether lacking, then meaning is altogether lacking, too".</p>
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<p>In accordance with this valuation, one was constrained to transfer the value of life to a "life after death", or to the progressive development of ideas or of mankind or of the people or beyond mankind;  but with that one had arrived at a progressus in infinitum of purposes:  one was at last constrained to make a place for oneself in the "world process" (perhaps with the dysdaemonistic perspective that it was a process into nothingness).</p>
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====1.3.8.  Rondeau : Tempo di Menuetto====
 
====1.3.8.  Rondeau : Tempo di Menuetto====
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