Nietzsche and the reactive valuation of the temporal: the axiological paradoxes of eternal recurrence of the same
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https://doi.org/10.24310/EstudiosNIETen.vi16.10822Keywords:
becoming, will to power, quanta, temporalityAbstract
The thought of eternal recurrence of the same constitutes the highest expression of Nietzsche’s intuitions in reference to the structure of time and history. In the present study we try to suggest, in the first place, an interpretation of the underlying ontological roots to Nietzsche’s conception of temporality (roots to be found in the structure itself of will to power). Such interpretation would then allow us to show the way in which
it is possible, from an axiological point of view, to consider «the doctrine of recurrence» as a symptom of a hidden reactive valuation of temporal becoming.
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