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From The Genealogy of Morals, Essay 2, Section 13: Only something which has no history is capable of being defined.  The first time I read the Genealogy, I somehow skipped this line, or at least did not pay undue attention to it. When I read the Genealogy again, I didn’t miss it, and I paid attention:Continue reading “Nietzsche on the Discontinuity Between Definitions and History”