El arte como función de la vida en F. Nietzsche
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https://doi.org/10.24310/Contrastescontrastes.v0i0.1614Keywords:
ARTE, VIDA, JUSTIFICACIÓN, ESTÉTICAAbstract
RESUMEN
En este artículo se desarrolla la tesis de Nietzsche de que la propia esencia del arte es ser función de la vida y de que su mayor expresión la alcanza a través de la vida. El arte abre nuevas posibilidades a la vida, or eso tiene más valor que la verdad, es la actividad metafísica del mundo y se caracteriza por ser expresión de la sobreabundancia de vida. En este contexto se comprende cómo el arte es la justificación de la vida y de la existencia.
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ARTE-VIDA-JUSTIFICACIÓN-ESTÉTICA
ABSTRACT
This papers develops Nietzsche´s thesis that the art´s own essence is to be functin of life, being life its hihest expression. Art opens up new possibilities to life. Hence it has more value than truth, it is the metephysical activity of the world and ir is the expression of life´s superabundance. Thus, art is the justification both of life and of the existence.
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ART-LIFE-JUSTIFICATION-AESTHETICS
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