 Has perhaps a new knowledge come to you, a bitter, oppressive knowledge? You have lain like leavened dough, your soul has risen and overflowed its brim.' 'O my animals,' answered Zarathustra, 'go on talking and let me listen! Your talking is such refreshment:...  Nietzschean Narratives - 第 81 頁Gary Shapiro 著 - 1989 - 180 頁有限的預覽 - 關於此書
 | Graham Parkes - 1991 - 284 頁
...animals, go on talking and let me listen! Your talking is such refreshment: where there is talking the world is like a garden to me. How sweet it is, that words and tones are there: are words and tones not rainbows and seeming-bridges between what is eternally separated?... | |
 | Graham Parkes - 1996 - 267 頁
...animals, go on talking and let me listen! Your talking is such refreshment: where there is talking the world is like a garden to me. How sweet it is, that words and tones are there: are words and tones not rainbows and seeming-bridges between what is eternally separated?... | |
 | Katrin Froese - 2001 - 220 頁
...alienation that forces me to give it a voice, thereby establishing a new form of communion with the world: "How sweet it is, that words and sounds of music exist:...seeming bridges between things eternally separated" (Z 111:13). Every soul "is a world of its own" (Z 111:13), and we are at once separated from nature... | |
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