Nietzschean Concepts: Will, Metaphor, and Eternal Return
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The Will to Power and Reality
The will to power is the will to illusion. This desire is deeper than the will actually prevailing in the reign of the supersensible world, and it is deeper because it knows the true reality of being-becoming, and knows that human reason can never totalize or simplify its categories. The truth is change.
Metaphor Versus Concept
Against the petrification that becoming suffers by being set in a category that belief and habit renders immutable, the text exalts the power of metaphorical imagination, which is more appropriate for humanity. The metaphor offers a possibility beyond Platonic dogmatism because the metaphor is open to the world, unlike the closed, simplistic model of the concept. The only possible metaphysical... Continue reading "Nietzschean Concepts: Will, Metaphor, and Eternal Return" »