Author(s): Fonseca, Ana Carolina da Costa e
Journal: Veritas
ISSN 0042-3955
Volume: 57;
Issue: 1;
Start page: 41;
Date: 2012;
Original page
Keywords: FILOSOFIA | NIETZSCHE | FRIEDRICH WILHELM - CRÃTICA E INTERPRETAÃÃO
ABSTRACT
Toma-se a crÃtica de Nietzsche a Sócrates como um caso exemplar que mostra os dois sentidos fundamentais da crÃtica nietzscheana: (i) a crÃtica nietzscheana consiste em censura e em elogio de modo dual, ou seja, censura e elogio são aspectos da crÃtica; e (ii) ao criticar alguém, Nietzsche está, igualmente, se autocriticando. This paper discusses Nietzscheâs critique of Socrates as a paradigmatic case which exemplifies the two fundamental dimensions of the Nietzschian concept of âcritiqueâ: (i) a âcritiqueâ contains both blame and praise, which are different though coexistent and compatible aspects of a critical procedure; and (ii) Nietzscheâs âcritiqueâ is a process of self-criticism. When Nietzsche criticizes someone, he is always criticizing some aspect of his own thought or experience.
Journal: Veritas
ISSN 0042-3955
Volume: 57;
Issue: 1;
Start page: 41;
Date: 2012;
Original page
Keywords: FILOSOFIA | NIETZSCHE | FRIEDRICH WILHELM - CRÃTICA E INTERPRETAÃÃO
ABSTRACT
Toma-se a crÃtica de Nietzsche a Sócrates como um caso exemplar que mostra os dois sentidos fundamentais da crÃtica nietzscheana: (i) a crÃtica nietzscheana consiste em censura e em elogio de modo dual, ou seja, censura e elogio são aspectos da crÃtica; e (ii) ao criticar alguém, Nietzsche está, igualmente, se autocriticando. This paper discusses Nietzscheâs critique of Socrates as a paradigmatic case which exemplifies the two fundamental dimensions of the Nietzschian concept of âcritiqueâ: (i) a âcritiqueâ contains both blame and praise, which are different though coexistent and compatible aspects of a critical procedure; and (ii) Nietzscheâs âcritiqueâ is a process of self-criticism. When Nietzsche criticizes someone, he is always criticizing some aspect of his own thought or experience.
