Beyond Good and Evil · Character
Heinrich Heine
German poet and critic praised for his psychological insight and style.
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Also known as Heinrich Heine
First appearance: i prejudices of philosophers
Heinrich Heine shows up with force in VIII: Peoples and Countries. The page is where that presence becomes real.
Described as having been 'reincarnated' in the more refined lyricists of Paris, indicating his assimilation into French culture.
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In VIII: Peoples and Countries: Described as having been 'reincarnated' in the more refined lyricists of Paris, indicating his assimilation into French culture. Later, in Chapter 254: Described as having been long ago…
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