In The Birth of Tragedy, Nietzsche defines world as a “shine” of the “primordial being”, which is split in Dionysian and Apollonian and whose redemption can happen only through arts. By means of an “inversion” of Platon’s allegory of the cave, Nietzsche shows that the highest possible knowledge is discovering the necessity of veiling the Dionysian abyss thanks to Apollonian shapes. Hereby he prepares that overcoming of “two-word theory”, which give rise to the question if and to what extent there could be any kind of truth.
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Der Schein zwischen Täuschung und Wahrheit. Zu Nietzsches frühe „Umdrehung“ des Platonismus
Marafioti, Rosa Maria
2023-01-01
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In The Birth of Tragedy, Nietzsche defines world as a “shine” of the “primordial being”, which is split in Dionysian and Apollonian and whose redemption can happen only through arts. By means of an “inversion” of Platon’s allegory of the cave, Nietzsche shows that the highest possible knowledge is discovering the necessity of veiling the Dionysian abyss thanks to Apollonian shapes. Hereby he prepares that overcoming of “two-word theory”, which give rise to the question if and to what extent there could be any kind of truth.File | Dimensione del file | Formato | |
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