What Heidegger Wishes To Transcend: Metaphysics Or Nietzsche

Heidegger wants to transcend: Metaphysics or Nietzsche Abstract: In this article, we focus first on Heidegger attempting to solve the problem of "metaphysics" and the desire to transcend it. Then I will try to appreciate his idea of ​​transcending metaphysics and his interpretation of Nietzsche anthropology that he thinks is the best achievement of metaphysics. In today's speech, we will first focus on Heidegger's attempt to solve the problem of "metaphysics" and the desire to transcend it.

In "introduction of metaphysics" Heidegger said that the fundamental problem of metaphysics is "existence rather than not exist". This is a matter that promotes "existence and time". "I want to know the problem, no matter who wants it, it will be decided, regardless of who will put it in this will ... ... will be decided." And based on this. For Nietzsche, "The world is the will of power - nothing else!" This insists his will and claims his will and power of will. When reaching "so-called thinking", Heidegger gives up this place of view and places it as an appropriate place to doubt its existence. In order to think, our determination must include "not do"

Heidegger 's Nietzsche interpretation is based on Heidegger' s summary and existence history, especially insight into the interpretation of modern metaphysics. Still, it remains to be seen whether Nietzsche has inherently and intentionally abandoned the metaphysical dimension of some problem in his concept of the universe. His cosmological philosophy "drama" has originality which is not metaphysical. Even early works show mystery of drama ...

I would like to disagree with this. I think Heidegger said Nietzsche's project is a correct metaphysical project, but when he claims that Nietzsche's metaphysics is basically Descartes he is wrong. It can not be denied that Nietzsche's project is scientific in many respects, but as I mentioned earlier, this is almost the same as saying his project is Descartes. Instead, I believe Nietzsche attacked scientific thinking (and in a broader sense enlightened) scientific thinking, re-educating science, and attacked happy science. From Anthropology, all Thai sayings are useful here: "Assess the greatness of the outstanding Greeks who created science! People who tell them, the most heroic stories in the history of human spirit Let's talk. "28. Science is not the enemy of science, but the science he claims is not an abstract Descartes rationalism.