GK2 - Script - Text - Subtitles?
Posted: Fri Apr 13, 2012 12:05 pm
Hello folks!
Here I reappear - just when in need .
This semester in seminary I'm having a monographic course on the philosophy of Friedrich Nietzsche. To cut a long story short, while reading his texts I've been struck by the resemblances between his thought and the themes explored by GK2, not to mention that Nietzsche himself had been in terms of friendship with Wagner. I'd like to write a paper on this subject - in the best scenario both in Italian and in English; nevertheless, I would need a script of GK2 (or an *ordered* folder with the subtitles), in order to be able to reference the dialogues. It *would* be easier to grab a (outrageously expensive and snail-shipping) copy of the novelisation and base my research on that, but as we all know the novel is a bit different; most importantly, I wanted to make a comparison with the game, as it is a different medium from print, which was Nietzsche's medium.
Anyone could help me finding a script, or anything which could resemble a script?
Thanks for the birthday wishes in the other thread.
Here I reappear - just when in need .
This semester in seminary I'm having a monographic course on the philosophy of Friedrich Nietzsche. To cut a long story short, while reading his texts I've been struck by the resemblances between his thought and the themes explored by GK2, not to mention that Nietzsche himself had been in terms of friendship with Wagner. I'd like to write a paper on this subject - in the best scenario both in Italian and in English; nevertheless, I would need a script of GK2 (or an *ordered* folder with the subtitles), in order to be able to reference the dialogues. It *would* be easier to grab a (outrageously expensive and snail-shipping) copy of the novelisation and base my research on that, but as we all know the novel is a bit different; most importantly, I wanted to make a comparison with the game, as it is a different medium from print, which was Nietzsche's medium.
Anyone could help me finding a script, or anything which could resemble a script?
Thanks for the birthday wishes in the other thread.