Knowing Drives. Would it be appropriate to talk about a Nietzschean Epistemology?
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https://doi.org/10.24310/EstudiosNIETen.vi12.10561Keywords:
truth, justice, objectivity, realityAbstract
The truth subject, and the truth levels that it distinguishes, would be the core of Nietzsche’s Theory of Knowledge. Departing from a quite important Heideggerian interpretation, this paper explores that most peculiar sameness of knowledge and art which would mean to understand truth as justice. So that Nietzsche’s Theory of Knowledge will devote its efforts to let us see that justice taken as objectivity but in the first place as reality approval. These aims will justify by themselves Nietzschean reflection on knowledge, always understood as a fighting-and-(provisional) peace relation among drives.
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