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A look over Nietzsche's perspectivism and tragic thinking

Imaculada Conceição, Manhães Marins

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This article aims to explicit that in the nietzschean works there are two points of view on perspectivism: one is ontological (“vital perspectivism”) and the other gnosiological or epistemological (“knowledge perspectivism”). Those are conceptions which appeared in the opening tragic nietzschean philosophy, characterized by the multiple and diversified affirmation of life and existence, distanced from the traditional knowledge theories of Plato, Descartes and Kant.

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This article aims to explicit that in the nietzschean works there are two points of view on perspectivism: one is ontological (“vital perspectivism”) and the other gnosiological or epistemological (“knowledge perspectivism”). Those are conceptions which appeared in the opening tragic nietzschean philosophy, characterized by the multiple and diversified affirmation of life and existence, distanced from the traditional knowledge theories of Plato, Descartes and Kant.

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This article aims to explicit that in the nietzschean works there are two points of view on perspectivism: one is ontological (“vital perspectivism”) and the other gnosiological or epistemological (“knowledge perspectivism”). Those are conceptions which appeared in the opening tragic nietzschean philosophy, characterized by the multiple and diversified affirmation of life and existence, distanced from the traditional knowledge theories of Plato, Descartes and Kant.

Key concepts: Perspectivism, Epistemology, Philosophy, Will to power

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