1997, ISBN: 0791435504

State University of New York Press, NY, XVIII; 256 Seiten; 23 cm; kart. Sehr gutes Exemplar. - Reiner Schürmann (gewidmet). - Aus der Arbeitsbibliothek von Günter Abel, emer. Professor fü… Más…

State University of New York Press, NY, XVIII; 256 Seiten; 23 cm; kart. Sehr gutes Exemplar. - Reiner Schürmann (gewidmet). - Aus der Arbeitsbibliothek von Günter Abel, emer. Professor für Philosophie an der TU Berlin. -- Englisch. - This book questions the consensus about the meaning and importance of Nietzsche's philosophy that has developed in the United States and Britain during the last thirty years and reestabhshes close reading as the ground of interpretation. Arguing that there is greater continuity in Nietzsche's thought than is usually recognized, Klein focuses particularly on the genesis and nature of Nietzsche's theory of language and rhetoric, exploring the relationship between his early theory of language, expressed in The Birth of Tragedy, and the canonical writings of the late 1880s. Other topics considered include the relationship between style and subjectivity, the semiological underpinnings of Nietzsche's theory of tragedy, and Nietzsche's naturalism. This book is united by the conviction that Nietzsche's understanding of language is an essential part of his thought, and that whatever their explicit themes, Nietzsche's texts constitute a sustained reflection on the nature of reading and writing, which forces the reader to put into question conventional views about how philosophical texts should be interpreted. By focusing on this aspect of Nietzsche's thought, Klein provokes readers into taking a second look at Nietzsche, revisiting questions that have long been considered closed and posing new ones in the process. The author powerfully combines careful textual exegesis with a broad historical view of Nietzsche's philosophy. Unlike many contemporary works of Nietzsche scholarship that seek to provide a general overview of Nietzsche's thought, the book is largely devoted to sustained, detailed readings of some the the central texts of the Nietzschean canon, allowing the reader to gain a greater understanding of the subtleties and nuances of these texts within the context of the larger philosophical issues they raise. ... (Verlagstext) / INHALT : Preface and Acknowledgments ----- Note on Texts and Abbreviations ----- Introduction ----- The Historical Foundations of the Question of Style: Plato and the Determination of Philosophy ----- Setting Limits ----- The Self-Understanding of Philosophy ----- Plato's Determination of Philosophy ----- Purifying Philosophy ----- The Rhetoric of Truth ----- Reading and Non-Sense ----- The Philosopher as Writer: Form and Content in Nietzsche ----- Misunderstanding Nietzsche The Discovery of Style Writing the Self ----- Nietzsche's Theory of Language and Rhetoric ----- The Unpublished Writings of the 1870s ----- "On Truth and Lie" and the Course on Rhetoric ----- The Fabulous Origin of Knowledge ----- An Image Translated into a Sound ----- From Word to Concept ----- What is Truth? ----- Shining Truth ----- Nietzsche's Kehre? -- (u.v.a.) ISBN 0791435504Philosophie [Friedrich Nietzsche; Philosophie; Kulturgeschichte; Geschichte; Wissenschaftsgeschichte; Geistesgeschichte] 1997, [PU: State University of New York Press]<

1997, ISBN: 9780791435502

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