Titlebook: Nietzsche, Truth and Transformation; Katrina Mitcheson Book 2013 Palgrave Macmillan, a division of Macmillan Publishers Limited 2013 criti

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Becoming the Free Spirit,his view that we cannot transcend perspectives and because of his critique of our attempts at transcendence as damaging to life. The practice of truth that he gradually developed responded to both this epistemological insight and this evaluative element of his critique. This practice aims to arrive

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Conclusion,. In my opening chapter, I showed how Nietzsche’s understanding of truth developed, and that this development was motivated by his critique of the existing, metaphysical approach to truth as fundamentally ascetic. Nietzsche offered an alternative understanding of truth as the exploration of the acti

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The Will to Truth,efer to the readings of the same passage provided by Maudemarie Clark and Martin Heidegger.. While, . Heidegger, I fundamentally share Clark’s position that Nietzsche is committed to truth, in a form that can respond to his criticisms, I suggest that Clark overlooks the sense in which this requires

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The Will to Power,. It is only in BGE 13 and 36, however, that the will to power is presented in its status as a theory or principle and related to Nietzsche’s method. These passages, in particular the more extensive BGE 36, are, therefore, key to any reading of the will to power. Elsewhere is it not directly explica

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Conclusion, understanding of truth is best understood as a practice which can affect those who practice it. In comparing it to the Platonic practice of truth in Chapter 4, I have highlighted how Nietzsche’s practice of truth embraces the body and its drives. The form of the will to truth which served the ascet

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