Nietzsche Friend of Plato? The Courage Facing the Truth.
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Nietzsche concedes being a friend of Plato. But this friendship does not prevent him from reproaching his cowardice for having fled to the «true world». Plato thus places the truth in a field far from life, favoring the emergence of a dogmatic conception. The criticism of this conception shows that Nietzsche is more friend of the truth than of Plato. The article analyzes the Nietzschean conception of truth, characterized by its interpretive and perspectivist condition. The new friends of truth thus considered will be the philosophers of the future.Downloads
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