Nietzsche: la obra hecha y la obra todavía por hacer
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Este artículo expone como la filosofía, aunque se la considere en un sentido amplio, no se la puede confundir con un trabajo técnico, un área específica del saber o una ciencia. Es más bien una tarea, una misión, un destino. Y la tarea que Nietzsche reivindica para sí mismo, su misión y su destino, consiste en atribuir a la existencia humana un nuevo sentido, en hacer coincidir sentido y realidad.
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Ovidio: «Nitimur in vetitum semper cupimusque negata; sic interdictis imminet aeger aques». En Amores III, 4, 17 .
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