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Density

Philosophy and Deliveranceuman life. In this chapter I discuss the nature, relevance and possibility of this transformation, so as to determine whether Plato’s scientific project is bound to remain a critical project, focused on the negative effort of uncovering reason’s inner contradictions, or whether it can lead to the at

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Towards Freedomal-collective, humanity-divinity) are brought into play, and retraces the evolution of the conception of freedom from the passive naturalism of ‘observing reason’ to the absolute self-derision of comedy. Section . discusses the dialectic of Reason and the recognition of Spirit (.) as a concrete, soc

Apraxia

Beyond the Phenomenologyting task. First, in Sect. ., I examine the .’s closing chapter, discuss different interpretations of its final outcome and criticize a few misconceptions still associated with Hegel’s ‘absolute knowing’. Afterwards, in Sect. ., I focus on the work in its entirety and confront the kind of deliveranc

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Nietzsche’s Idea of Truthned … to [their] pillar and corner’ (KSA II, 16). Descriptions of this kind abound in his writings, as do prophecies of a ‘great liberation’, or appeals to ‘the master’s privilege of the free spirit’ (KSA II, 16ff.). But although this kind of language evokes that of his predecessors, Nietzsche rejec

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Philosophy Unchainedt of a philosophy of truth or spirit with a philosophy of life, power and vitality. In Sect. ., I discuss the possibility of a ‘will to power’, which is arguably the most important, but also the most controversial of Nietzsche’s ideas. I argue that the ambiguity surrounding this idea is directly rel

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