Art and Pessimism in “The Birth of Tragedy”
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https://doi.org/10.18012/arf.v7iesp.56768Keywords:
Nietzsche, art, pessimism, tragedy, truthAbstract
Taking Nietzsche's reflections in the “Essay of Self-Criticism” as a guiding thread, the article seeks to reflect on the relationship between art and pessimism, a relationship that, according to Nietzsche, constituted the puzzle and the fundamental problem of the Greek world. The relationship between tragedy and pessimism, conceived as "pessimism of strength", is the central issue of our study, here thought from the original tension between the artistic impulses of nature, the Apollonian and the Dionysian. Therefore, it is also necessary to think about the relationship between art and truth, between tragic thought and its dissolution by theoretical, Socratic-Platonic thought.
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