The Dream of a Finite World: An Approach to the Problem of the Relationship between Language and World in Nietzsche’s Thought
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https://doi.org/10.24310/EstudiosNIETen.vi17.10847Keywords:
dream, world, language, eternal return, ascetismAbstract
Nietzsche says several times in his correspondence that Daybreak and The Gay Science were an introduction and a commentary of his Zarathustra, a commentary that he had written before the very text. By interpreting some passages in the chapter «On the three evils», we analyze the possibility of extending this hermeneutical proposal to a reading method that allows us to reveal the internal coherence of the overall project of his philosophy. Developing a conception of the world through language and moral criticism that results from
this task are two aspects closely related in his thinking.
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