Summa Atheologica
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| - | {{Template}}During World War Two, and influenced by [[Alexandre Kojève]]'s reading of [[Hegel]], and by [[Nietzsche]], [[Georges Bataille]] wrote a [[Summa Atheologica]] (the title parallels [[Thomas Aquinas]]' [[Summa Theologica]]) which comprises his works "[[Inner Experience]]", "[[Guilty]]", and "[[On Nietzsche]]". | + | {{Template}} |
| + | '''''La Somme athéologique''''' (Summa Atheologica) is a collection of books written by [[Georges Bataille]] consisting of his works "[[Inner Experience]]", "[[Guilty]]", and "[[On Nietzsche]]". These books were written during World War Two, and influenced by [[Alexandre Kojève]]'s reading of [[Hegel]], and by [[Nietzsche]]. | ||
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La Somme athéologique (Summa Atheologica) is a collection of books written by Georges Bataille consisting of his works "Inner Experience", "Guilty", and "On Nietzsche". These books were written during World War Two, and influenced by Alexandre Kojève's reading of Hegel, and by Nietzsche.
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