
After God The Normative Power of the Will from the Nietzschean Perspective
- 278 pages
- English
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After God The Normative Power of the Will from the Nietzschean Perspective
About this book
This book analyzes the main problems of Friedrich Nietzsche's critical philosophy, such as the theory of being, the theory of knowledge and the theory of values. It also addresses his positive program which is based on a number of fundamental conceptions, namely the will to power, the Ćbermensch, bestowing virtue and the notion of the eternal recurrence. The Ā«death of GodĀ» must, in Nietzsche's opinion, lead to a revolution in human consciousness which requires the creation of a new frame of reference for values. To realize this aim, Nietzsche invokes the will which has the normative power to create values and even to overcome time. The author sets his focus on the Ā«tragic gay scienceĀ» that has never been fully elucidated and still affords new perspectives for interpretation.
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Table of contents
- Cover
- Table of Contents
- Abbreviations
- Acknowledgments
- Introduction
- Part I. The ontological and epistemological assumptions of Nietzscheās philosophy
- Part II. Nietzschean Anthropodicy
- Endings: Philosophical Don Juanism
- References