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: I NEED HELP!!!!!!!!! : NIETZSCHE MAKES THE FOLLOWING CLAIM IN PART 4 OF WHAT : I OWE THE Ancient in Twilight of the Idols. For the eternal joy in creating to exist, for the will to life eternally to affirm itself, the torment of childbirth must also exist externally. All this is contained in the word dionysus: I know of no more exalted symbolism that this Greek symbolism, the symbolism of the dionysian. The profoundest instinct of life, the instinct for the future of life, for the eternity of life, is in this word experienced religiously - the actual road to life, procreation, as the sacred road. : Explain this page in light of Nietzsche's view on ethics / morality. That is, what does this page tell you about Nietzsche's conception on morality? On what basis or principle does Neitzsche ground this view? Do you agree or disagree w/ Neitzsche on this point? State carefully and critically your position (that is, support your position clearly and concisely). : Any thoughts on this matter would be appreciated.

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