Dionysus «On Truth and Lies in a Non-Moral Sense». The Dyonisian Metaphor as Pre-linguistic Phenomenon
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https://doi.org/10.24310/EstudiosNIETen.vi13.10704Keywords:
metaphor, fiction, Dyonisian, aesthetic, extramoral, interpretation, rethoric, impulse, illusion, linguistic turnAbstract
In Truth and lies in a extramoral sense Nietzsche understands that the value of truth and lies’ forms is contained in the effects of a reality production instinct; being considered «interpretations», both of them are unrelated to the traditional pretension in which they were conceived as logical principles, responding to Christian moral metaphysics. But, given that for Nietzsche’s rhetoric it is impossible to have an insight of the
essences, every process of apprehension of reality is no other thing that an interpretation that doesn’t follow a logical order but a pre-rational esthetic one, through which men immerse themselves into illusions and dreams; their looks slide over the surface of things and perceive «shapes», their feeling not only doesn’t lead to truth, but it pleases itself by receiving stimulus, as if it played to feel the reverse of things.
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