Friedrich Nietzsche’s scientific contributions

... 72 Sharif (2013). 73 Nietzsche (1873). 74 Reddy (2011), 3. 75 Stone (2017). ...

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Redact to React: Deconstructing Justice with Erasure Poetry

... Ces présentations, qui peuvent néanmoins être utiles dès lors qu'elles sont maîtrisées, font souvent l'objet de « plaintes » des étudiants lors des évaluations tant elles sont volumineuses et « contribuent » à réduire les échanges et la créativité. (Nietzsche, 1882 ;Alain, 1908 ;Guillebaud, 2001 ;Fleury, 2005), le troupeau est devenu une fin (par opposition à un moyen) alors qu'il devrait être une fin pour l'individu : de la volonté de sortir de l'isolement et d'appartenir à une communauté constituée d'éléments différenciés, le concept a « plongé » l'individu dans une masse où l'homme est abaissé, transformé en « esclave », voire en animal (le terme le plus courant pour le désigner est celui de « mouton »). ...

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Enseignant-chercheur : de l'éthique de responsabilité à la pédagogie interactive

... Abhinavagupta claims that "nāṭyameva rasāḥ" or "drama is rasa" (Abhinavagupta, 2010, p.303) because drama engages us with sight and sound, and its comprehension is not merely intellectual but is realised through direct experience in the form of aesthetic relish, or enjoyment (Mishra, 2006, p.62). 9 Abhinavagupta, aligning with Bharata, holds that rasa emerges from bhāva rather than the other way around, with bhāva meaning "to bring into being" or "to pervade." For example, sthāyibhāvas, the enduring emotional states shaped by latent impressions (vāsanas) and memories (saṃskāras) from past experiences, are universal in all rational beings and serve as the source of rasa. ...

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Aesthetic Experience and Universal Consciousness: Parallels between Nietzschean Tragedy and Abhinavagupta’s Nāṭya

... Un segundo tomo qued6 inédito sobre Platén, Agustin de Hipona, Buenaventura y Nietzsche. 1973Nietzsche. -1979, Para una ética de la liberaci6n latinoamericana. En Obras Selectas, tomo 8, 3 vols., Docencia, Buenos Aires, 2012. ...

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14 tesis de ética

... Pareciera que el arte secuencial deja mucho a la imaginación del lector, mientras que la palabra ocupa el otro extremo, el de la claridad y la adultez. Vale la pena acotar que la dicotomía es una forma de estabilizar la existencia, ya que la palabra en sí, tal como comenta Nietzsche (2003), está compuesta por la metáfora: ¿Qué es entonces, la verdad? Una hueste en movimiento de metáforas, metonimias, antropomorfismos, en resumidas cuentas, una suma de relaciones humanas que han sido realzadas, extrapoladas y adornadas poética y retóricamente y que, después de un prolongado uso, un pueblo considera firmes, canónicas y vinculantes. ...

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Movilidad humana en Shingeki No Kyojin

... It is hardly appropriate to analogize Skovoroda's philosophy with the concept of lust for power in Nietzsche's (2021) philosophy, but clearly, both Nietzsche and Skovoroda created themselves -this is a phenomenon that opened up from within and changed everything around them. In Skovoroda, this phenomenon was revealed easily -in contrast to how difficult it was for Skovoroda himself to interact with the powers that be. ...

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Self-Unfolding of the Phenomenon of Hryhorii Skovoroda

... Solche Forderungen und die ihnenz ugrundeliegendenD iagnosens indi nv ielen Bereichen zu hören, selbst in denen, die gegenüberpolitischenAnsprüchen ein hohes Maß an Autonomie errungen haben. Zu den Wirkungsannahmen gehörta uf breiter Front, dass dieq uantitativeF eststellung von Ranglistenerstenz ue inem erheblichen Niveauverlustbeitrüge:»Will man aber gar auf das Gebiet der Kunstden Gebrauchder Volksabstimmungen und derZ ahlen-Majoritäten übertragen«, folged araus die ›Be-seitigung‹ derKunst (Nietzsche [1874(Nietzsche [ ]1980. ...

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Ranglisten des Populären

... Two important thinkers who contributed to the discussion about nihilism in the history of European philosophy are Friedrich Nietzsche and Martin Heidegger. In Nietzsche's work, we can distinguish between the passive and active form of nihilism (Nietzsche, 1926(Nietzsche, , 1999(Nietzsche, , 2009) that I partially adopt in this chapter. Heidegger, who is often in harmony with Nietzsche, but disagrees in the final judgement about metaphysics 2 , understands nihilism as "a historical movement, and not just any view or doctrine advocated by someone or other. ...

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Challenges for Transcultural Communication

... I refer to Nietzsche's confession of faith in art: "Truth is repulsive. We have art so that we do not get to the root of truth" [17]. According to Liessmann [12], who has occupied himself extensively with Nietzsche's assessment, art also includes the will to a different way of seeing, the will to illusion, to appearance, from which every artistic creativity lives. ...

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The Healing Power of Aesthetics in Music and Art

... Two important thinkers who contributed to the discussion about nihilism in the history of European philosophy are Friedrich Nietzsche and Martin Heidegger. In Nietzsche's work, we can distinguish between the passive and active form of nihilism (Nietzsche, 1926(Nietzsche, , 1999(Nietzsche, , 2009) that I partially adopt in this chapter. Heidegger, who is often in harmony with Nietzsche, but disagrees in the final judgement about metaphysics 2 , understands nihilism as "a historical movement, and not just any view or doctrine advocated by someone or other. ...

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Challenges for Transcultural Communication