On Nietzsche’s Concept of “Human Nature”
Keywords:
Nature, Historicity, Culture, Ahistorical, Ontology.
Abstract
It is discussed in this paper on the existence and the consistency of a concept of human nature in Nietzsche’s work that would not relapse into the extreme readings neither of the biologicism nor of the historicism. For it it’s carried out an interpretation that joins Nietzsche’s consideration of the nature and the history about the matrix concept of the ahistorical, which will lead the initial reflection on the culture to an analysis in ontological-formal terms of the man’s nature and his anchorage in the nature of the world.Downloads
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Published
2012-10-30
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Puche Díaz D. (2012). On Nietzsche’s Concept of “Human Nature”. Logos. Anales del Seminario de Metafísica, 45, 269-292. https://doi.org/10.5209/rev_ASEM.2012.v45.40416
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