From Apolo to Dionysos: Nietzsche's Last Period Aesthetics
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Abstract
This text tries to show how Nietzsche, during the last stage of his philosophy is able to uovercome the metaphisical aestheticism of The Origine of tragedy and elaborates a new image of Dionysos all in al 1 a la Nietzsche, cleaned from all wagnerian and schopenhauerian traces. In this stage, art is thought no longer from the tension Apolo- Dionysos but from a totally dionysiac perspective; the opposition is now between Dionysos and the crucified, and implies a new comprehension of life's affirmation and the meaning of suffering. The Philosopher-Artist will be Dionysos' new image and the determination of a new classicism.
Keywords
Dionisos, Apolo, Nietzsche, SchopenhauerDionysos, Apolo, Nietzsche, Schopenhauer
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How to Cite
De Santiago Guervós, L. E. (2014). From Apolo to Dionysos: Nietzsche’s Last Period Aesthetics. Universitas Philosophica, 17(34-35). Retrieved from https://ojspuj.repositoriodigital.com/index.php/vniphilosophica/article/view/11379
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