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José Manuel Romero Cuevas

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Abstract

This paper intends to shed some light on the ways Nietzsche uses the philosophic category of truth. It is necessary to make a ordered presentation of each one of these, in order to reach a complete vision of everything Nietzsche meant to involve with such term. This has been done meaning to respect the deliberate non-systematic nature of Nietzsche's thought. Also this work has been done keeping in mind the moments and situations that marked his life and work. A distinction between two thematic branches in which Nietzsche's usages of truth can be sorted, is done with a merely methodological purpose: one is the ontological-existential side, the other is the historiemoral side. This distinction implies the division of this paper in two parts: the first is dedicated to three axis: -truth-being, truth-life, truth-science-, the second part shows the connections between truth and becoming, and the connections between genealogy and life. Finally, a sense of the term truth is stated, a sense that can be used in both branches and in almost every stage of Nietzsche's work: truth as a dissolvent of everything that is reificated.

Keywords

truth, being, life, science, fiction, Nietzscheverdad, ser, vida, ciencia, ficción, Nietzsche

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How to Cite
Romero Cuevas, J. M. (2014). Truth, Fiction and Reification in F. Nietzsche. Universitas Philosophica, 17(34-35). Retrieved from https://revistas.javeriana.edu.co/index.php/vniphilosophica/article/view/11389
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