Nietzsche and the Critical-Genealogical Method
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https://doi.org/10.24310/EstudiosNIETen.vi13.10692Keywords:
critical method, genealogy, history, ideology critiqueAbstract
One of the main contributions made by Nietzsche to the History of Philosophy is his method. Taking form in his practice as a philologist, this method changes his object in the course of the development of Nietzsche’s thinking, but it remains essentially one of the most original forms of critical analysis in modernity. This paper intends to show its main features, as the late Nietzsche employs them for the demystifying critique of
metaphysics and morals.
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