Think Once: Friedrich Nietzsche

Few philosophers have left as deep a mark on European thought as Friedrich Nietzsche. His critique of Western values and his diagnosis of modernity's crises remain relevant today - and his aphorisms linger in our consciousness: "God is dead", "What does not kill me makes me stronger", "One must have chaos within oneself to give birth to a dancing star".

At this event, literature educators Kristian Emil Mariager and Asger Malmmose Berndsen examine the man and his philosophy closely - from moral philosophy doctrines and existential questions about authentic life to the psychological insights that make him more than a 19th-century curiosity. The audience is invited to join the conversation, so together we can make sense of Nietzsche's world.

'Think Once' is the library's own format, where curiosity is the focal point, and major figures in the history of ideas are made accessible to everyone - not just those already familiar with philosophical terminology.