Nietzsche: Returning to the Greeks

Authors

  • Leila boucif University of Oran 02

Keywords:

Nietzsche, Greek philosophy, contemporary philosophy, will to power

Abstract

Nietzsche  began with the thought of the Greek’s Eternal Return which  is considered  as the concept of existence as being recurred and cyclical and which is limited  and closed.

At the contrary, the other studies of  “God of  Delf ”, thereturn or the recurrence is not cyclical in a Heraclitus sense that everything will recur as it was in its first state and where it existed. For Nietzsche, it is a repeated recurrence, but in a selective and negative way.

Moreover, the creator of a superman that goes beyond his father Zarathustra  as it sums up by being confirmed and proved.

So, the eternal existence according to Nietzsche is selective and double at the level of thought and existence.

Résumé

Le but de cette étude est de répondre à la question suivante: Comment Nietzsche a-t-il lu la philosophie des Grecs et quels mécanismes intellectuels et philosophiques a-t-il lus en tant que philosophe moderniste rationnel appartenant à l'âge d'or de la pensée philosophique européenne? Ce retour à la philosophie grecque est un retour à Héraclite pour renverser les valeurs de la rationalité européenne et de la réforme de la philosophie à travers ses grands principes philosophiques.

Keywords :Nietzsche, Greek philosophy, contemporary philosophy, will to power

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Published

2018-12-30

How to Cite

boucif, L. (2018). Nietzsche: Returning to the Greeks. The Journal of Al Inassa and Society Sciences, 2(2), 47–59. Retrieved from https://journals.univ-msila.dz/index.php/JASS/article/view/9445

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