Hermeneutic Neurophysiology of power and the irresistible democratization of Europe, according to Nietzsche’s vision of politics
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physiology, hermeneutics, democracy, politicsAbstract
The main purposes of this article are the following: first, to show that physiology (including neurophysiology) of power has hermeneutic character and political relevance in Nietzsche’s thought; and, second, to deal with the meaning of the irresistible democratization of Europe, through the analysis of its consequences, especially the sovereign power of popular will and the death of the state. Finally, it is required to introduce Nietzsche’s new
sense of the «great politics» as an alternative to the nihilist age of modern democracy.
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