... scheme. However, it would be unjust to take away the splendor of his words with such a summary. Nietzsche concludes, "For in this state he is, in a marvelous manner, like the weird image of the fairy tale which can turn its eyes at will and behold itself; he is at once subject and object, at once poet, actor, and spectator- (Cockburn; Nietzsche ... ...

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... maenads who both carry the thyrsos which they use to fend off the advancing satyrs, who come out from under the handles. The satyrs are bearded, hairy creatures, who have weird, snubbed noses and a tail. They deliberately contrast with the elegant, refined figures of the gods and maenads. The neck of side A is a scene of three young athletes playing with spears ... ...

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