Nietzsche and the Problem of Nature

Dissertation, Loyola University of Chicago (2002)
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Abstract

Present in Nietzsche's view of nature are two, often contradictory, qualities. The first is his claim that man needs to take nature as a guide---a return to nature and instinct. Yet Nietzsche also presents nature as somewhat chaotic and indifferent to the aims of man. ;This study argues that these two views of nature are, and can only be, reconciled by what Nietzsche calls philosophy---a philosophy of the future. It is this philosophy that uses art, politics, science, and religion to found a people and elevate a culture

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