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... that Nietzsche is interested in the role of the rhetoric of truth while positively disbelieving in truth is to engage ...of Nietzsche according to which he is making various claims about the ... See full document

... Although Nietzsche can without contradiction do both and affirm truth while denying “the enterprise of philosophy” as it is currently ...that Nietzsche rejected a correspondence theory of ... See full document

... Nietzsche’s critique of language relies upon a biological metaphor made available only through sense perception - our register of ourselves as bodies is through the ...a critique of ..."On Truth ... See full document

... Compared to standard news generally uses computer techniques in a moderate way, animated news, however, adopts new technology in a much more dramatic format. To reach younger audiences growing up with digital media, the ... See full document

... as Nietzsche tells us, was “a great erotic” (TI, “Socrates,” 8)—get channeled into philosophy as ...While Nietzsche does not address this in detail, surely, in noting this about Socrates, he must have in ... See full document

... there. Nietzsche is not committed to the view (nor did he think) that a good approach for Ridley's person who commits vile and spiteful acts and then lies about them is to deceive himself into self-exculpatory ... See full document

... these Nietzsche gives most attention, particularly in Dawn, to what I will call mimetic transmission: unconscious and ‘almost automatic’ (D34) imitation, which works particularly in childhood but also throughout ... See full document

... This study explores university students listening behaviour of FM radio programmes, with DELSU FM 103.7 radio station as a study location to assess the motivations for listen[r] ... See full document

... iu s ' in HAH: ' In so far as genius of every kind maintains the fire of convictions and awakens the distrust of the modesty and circumspection of science, it is an enemy of truth, no matter how much it may ... See full document

... Chapter four considers the suggestion that rhetoric is less rational than philosophy because it employs looser argumentation, and argues that, at least as manifested by Nietzsche, rhetor[r] ... See full document

... Second, because the joke evinces the Nietzschean notion of the “capacity of a given practice to produce its own object” (Zupančič, 2003, 7; emphasis in original). For Nietzsche, philosophical events do not merely ... See full document

... Not all harpsichord CD sleeve notes specify the temper- ament, but when they do, there appears to be a tendency toward the former, prescriptive, approach. It is therefore in- triguing to analyse such recordings and ... See full document

... Chapter Three: Hegel and Nietzsche Hegel Introductory Dialectic Identity Difference Contradiction Power and desire Family, state, sexual difference Nietzsche.. Four: Heidegger and Adorno[r] ... See full document

... that Nietzsche has done much in the text to deconstruct the fiction of some ontologically given or fixed unified ...that Nietzsche invites us to juxtapose to the “common, pallid fiction” of the “human ... See full document

... ’ s equally continuous exercise in obeying and commanding , in keeping away and below — without his pathos , that other , more mysterious pathos could not have grown at all , that demand for new expansions of ... See full document

... Lucas critique holds for any model that suggests output to be a function of a policy ...Lucas critique, I still continue with analyzing the stability of these ... See full document

... On one view, modernity seems to be about the business of drawing lines of separation – whether lines on a map delineating one nation-state from another nation-state even while splitting ethnic people groups in two, or ... See full document

... For we saw that Nietzsche suggests that Kant's appeal to regulative non-cognitive beliefs, coupled with the failure of his constitutive account of knowledge to close the sceptical gap be[r] ... See full document

... As Oakeshott says in exposing the positivist prejudice concerning the supremacy of scientific rationality as it pertains to matters political. The general character and disposition of the rationalist are, I think not ... See full document

... access truth as the thing-in-itself, nor his awareness that the drive to truth has origins in social necessity and the need for survival, imply abandoning a project of ...of truth do, however, ... See full document