Semiology of Nihilism in Nietzsche's "The Will to Power"

Abstract

Any work that aspires to establish a definition aimed at elucidating the starting points and consequences of each task appears difficult from the outset; it should be noted that difficulties and problems of reading arise not only regarding the semiology of a concept, but begin with the understanding of philosophical thought itself, especially when it is the subject of multiple interpretations that may contradict one another while simultaneously allowing for diverse readings based on their own facets, as is the case with Nietzschean philosophy; what, then, is nihilism according to Nietzsche, and what are its semiological significations in the work "The Will to Power"?