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This book represents an attempt to explain the manner in which values are attached to memory. The author examines that when the fundamental values of a civilization are attached to the individual's memory, they can never be forgotten or erased, irrespective of how violent or subtle the means used for this purpose might be.
Research on Nietzsche's axiology is still in its early stages. Although it is obvious that he did not develop a general theory of values, the author extracts it with sufficient precision from Nietzsche's literary-philosophical discourse, because "value" is the preferred object of the philosophical reflections in all his work.
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