By Peter Blume
The Marder is the armoured battling motor vehicle of the fashionable German Armoured Infantry. brought from 1971 and via then the main robust car in its type the 2,136 Marder outfitted form the middle of recent German infantry as much as current days. This booklet indicates the background, editions, know-how and use of this notable battling computing device.
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Perhaps it is Nietzsche's hope that the house of culture to be built by his free spirits of the future will not be like the jail cell of European Christendom. Construction of a cultural home, in other words, does not have to be oppressively domestic-rather than repressing wild animality, it might be flexible enough to let the animal in us emerge and return occasionally to the wilderness (recall GM I: l l ) . Beyond this point, furthermore, there is an aspect of Nietzsche that positively affirms what could be called "training without taming.
1 1 . For translations of Nietzsche's works, I rely mostly upon the standard series of texts by Kaufmann and/or Hollingdale. : Yale University Press, 1 990); Human, All Too Human, trans. Marion Faber (Lincoln: University of Nebraska Press, 1984); "Homer's Contest," trans. Christa D. Acampora, in Nietzscheana 5/6 ( 1 997). 1 2 . " 13. Sarah Kofman, Nietzsche and Metaphor, trans. Duncan Large (London: Athlone Press, 1 993), 92-100, especially her insight that "arriving at the text of homo natura means risking the truth which the weak cannot admit, that there is no truth" (93).
_, Ralph R. Acampora cultural weight of such incorporation is made manifest. There Nietzsche praises the embodiment of great, opposing forces of culture in an individual life's architecture-and he dreams of this cultural genius in zoomorphic terms: "he is a centaur, half human, half animal" ( 24 1 , see also 276). Later in the unfolding of Nietzsche's thought, the heroic Obennensch figure takes on the task of cultivating and transforming animality through a spiritual overture of sublimation. 19 For Nietz sche, in R.