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Nietsche is suggesting here that creeds, i.e. religious beliefs (or more broadly any sort of dogmatic system of conformity), stifle artistic expression by limiting the human creative potential. Good art generally requires free exploration without fear or concealment. Violent drama and strife do tend to inspire art, but according to Nietsche the ideal environment for the production of art is a liberal society where artists can work for their own sake without fear of retribution. To cite briefly an example from history, look at Athens and Sparta, the two greatest city-states in Hellenic Greece. Sparta, founded on militaristic discipline and physical perfection, eventually conquered Athens, but before this Athens, a liberal, cosmopolitan democracy, produced some of the greatest works of art (think Plato, Aristotle, Sophocles) in letters, architecture, etc. ever seen in the world.
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No, it is not. Art is a noun, which can be used as a noun adjunct in terms such as art school or art supplies.
The school of thought dedicated to examining the question, "What is art?"
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Sparta had a major focus on military power and physical fitnessSparta had the best soldiers in the world dedicated to fightingAthens had soldiers only in times of war that were only temporary soldiers.
Overall, Sparta was a powerful military state in ancient Greece known for its strict social structure, rigorous training of soldiers, and focus on military prowess. Despite its military strength, Sparta's rigid society and emphasis on warfare ultimately prevented it from evolving and adapting to changing circumstances, leading to its eventual decline.
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Dedicated enough to spend his whole life doing different kinds of art.