Nietzsche and the philosophy of the free spirit - Aldonati, Lucas Gonzalo
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The present book is made up of various interpretative paths that share a common concept: the free spirit. The difficulty of defining what Nietzsche understands by free spirit is due precisely to the fact that it is a concept that cannot be determined under a single point of view. On the contrary, the free spirit manifests itself in this or that way according to what the circumstance in which it finds itself demands. To limit the free spirit in words is to attack and contradict its dancing essence. The free spirit maintains a direct connection with nihilism, the ultra-man, the will to power and…mehr

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The present book is made up of various interpretative paths that share a common concept: the free spirit. The difficulty of defining what Nietzsche understands by free spirit is due precisely to the fact that it is a concept that cannot be determined under a single point of view. On the contrary, the free spirit manifests itself in this or that way according to what the circumstance in which it finds itself demands. To limit the free spirit in words is to attack and contradict its dancing essence. The free spirit maintains a direct connection with nihilism, the ultra-man, the will to power and the doctrine of the eternal return. Each essay is a journey in which the reader is questioned from a different perspective but with the same underlying question: Are we artists of our own life?
Autorenporträt
Lucas Gonzalo Aldonati (Buenos Aires, Argentinien, 1992). Professor der Philosophie -Profesorado de Filosofía Don Bosco. März 2014. Abschluss in Philosophie - Universidad Nacional de San Martín (UNSAM) 2017. Dissertation: "Der Künstler als freier Geist in der Philosophie von Friedrich Nietzsche in der Zeit von 1882 bis 1885".