Untimely Meditations

Nietzsche, Friedrich Wilhelm; Breazeale, Daniel; Hollingdale, R. J.

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“…The succession they had planned as an event of reception on the part of the children, in order to secure continuity, goes through great intensity and 'feverish agitation' and sees the receivers (the successors) freeing themselves from the burden of history by imposing their own paralogical petit récit, taken as 'blissful blindness' of an unhistorical life 'between the hedges of past and future' (Nietzsche, 1997).…”

Section: Discussionmentioning

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The Burden of History in the Family Business Organization

Hjorth

Dawson

2016

Organization Studies

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In this paper we focus on the study of history through the use of narratives, within the context of the prevalent form of organization worldwide: the family business. Specifically we consider the dilemma of the impossible gift of succession using Nietzsche's discussion of the burden of history and paralleling the story of a family business succession with that of Shakespeare's King Lear. This way, we seek to make a contribution to organizational studies by answering recent calls to engage more with history in studies of business organizations.By implication, the study also initiates an integration of family business studies into organization studies.

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Section: Discussionmentioning

confidence: 99%

The Burden of History in the Family Business Organization

Hjorth

Dawson

2016

Organization Studies

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“…However, he was extremely productive with almost 10 books or booklets, including the large studies (Nietzsche, 1996b;1997b;2001). The last publications, edited by his sister, cannot be taken into consideration.…”

Section: Nietzsche's Textsmentioning

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Nietzsche, Post-Modernism and Humanitarianism

Lane¹

2018

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The emergence of post-modernism in social theory changed Nietzsche's evaluation. Will now its demise lead to a new appreciation of the master in Engadin, Switzerland? His major theory of social stratification is completely out of date. Humanitarianism will replace its inhuman brutality, backed by flawed concepts from Oriental mysticism that Danish genius Kierkegaard made obsolete in his new choice theory.

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“…Nietzsche calls: a condition of the life of the spirit [31]. It is our task, from the renewal of oblivion, to recover the capacity to look at the history of 68 with new eyes, so that the pathos that underlies the outcome of the student movement is familiar to the experience of silence that overflows the word.…”

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Where Are Our Dead? Hermeneutical Approach to the Memorandum on Tlatelolco, Poem by Rosario Castellanos

Rillo¹

2017

IOSR JHSS

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Abstract:In Mexico, the events of October 2, 1968 continue to be analyzed. The "Memorandum on Tlatelolco", offers a line of reflection to overcome the national duel of 48 years. From the field of hermeneutics, one deepens in the understanding of the poem of Rosario Castellanos, to find what is not said through the word. The study is developed from three categories of analysis: forgetting, thinking and memory. Two thematic axes are unveiled: nothingness as subject of the student movement of 1968 in Mexico; the suffering inherent in remembering painful events and the awareness of looking at our own death. These elements ratify the understanding of Rosario Castellanos as a critic of the violence that denounces social injustices. They also allow us to conclude that the inner voice of the analyzed text rehabilitates silence, forgetfulness, suffering and the agony of death, as social imaginaries of Mexican culture.

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Untimely Meditations

Cited by 35 publications

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The Burden of History in the Family Business Organization

The Burden of History in the Family Business Organization

Nietzsche, Post-Modernism and Humanitarianism

Where Are Our Dead? Hermeneutical Approach to the Memorandum on Tlatelolco, Poem by Rosario Castellanos

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