Ars vivendi and therapeutics in Nietzsche: Some contributions for a philosophy of medicine
Abstract
Friedrich Nietzsche has become one of the most influential and well-known exponents of philosophy. And while many of its fundamental concepts are increasingly understood and discussed, the Spanish-speaking world knows less about its therapeutic philosophy. Thus, this article aims to contribute to enriching the list of works that have allowed Nietzsche to be rediscovered not only as a philosopher of ars vivendi, but very particularly as a philosopher of medicine. Specially, I will try to interpret some of the most fruitful approaches in his thinking for contemporary debates in the philosophy of medicine.
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