Power: The Nietzschean Individual as a Creator of Value - Freedom, Power, and Creativity

In our conclusion to the series covering "power," in this video we consider the ways in which power can be understood as both freedom and creativity. How does "the self" become "an individual" - how does it "win" its excellence and hence stand as being distinct from other selves? How is the self a free, creative, aesthetic act? Taking cue from Nietzsche, but also a litany of philosophers ranging from Gilles Deleuze to G.W.F. Hegel, and Michel Foucault to Ernst Junger, our series on power concludes!
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