TELEOLOGY STEMMING FROM KANT (II) FRIEDRICH NIETZSCHE

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  • Pablo Martínez Universidad Adolfo Ibáñez
  • Javier Kasahara CONICYT

DOI:

https://doi.org/10.15691/0718-5448Vol1Iss1a32

Keywords:

Nietzsche, teleology, organism, random, mechanism

Abstract

The final part of this brief exposition of Nietzsche about the teleology of Kant gives important data not only concerning the permanent topics of the Nietzsche 's thought but also refers to his investigation method. We find multiples paraphrases and something very important such as his formative readings. As in a way we pointed out that the first part of the text has a debt to his philosophy has acquired with its «intuitions» is not minor compared to the one acquired in the consulted books. The grotesque materialism of Czolbe and Moleschott, the suggested conceptions of the soul activity and the sensibility of Wundt and Helmholtz contribute to his philosophy as much as the transcendental idealism of Kant. In this context Niezsche undertakes his task that will continue to be present throughout his life, that is to negate the «world teleological» conception, having to perfom a double effort that must be done not to fall into a «mechanicism».

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2016-12-28

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Martínez, Pablo, and Javier Kasahara. 2016. “TELEOLOGY STEMMING FROM KANT (II) FRIEDRICH NIETZSCHE”. Síntesis. Philosophy Journal 1 (1). https://doi.org/10.15691/0718-5448Vol1Iss1a32.