Nietzsche / Yet another "Another"

[Rcfchess at aol.com]

In a message dated 08/13/2005 4:31:29 P.M. Eastern Standard Time,  
third_eye_unmoved at hotmail.com writes:

Eric:  Yet some philosophers too--Nietzsche is a good example--go from  
>writing in a conventional style to a more condensed and aphoristic  style. 
>My hunch is that the change of emphasis from careful exposition  to aphorism 
>shows a growing respect for paradox. The architecture of  "horizontal" 
>rhetoric becomes less important than the "vertical" range  of a particular 
>insight.



How about a parallel w. Joyce's shift between Ulysses & Finnegan's  Wake?! In 
some ways, anyway...
 
RF
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