Mind, will to power and alienation in Nietzsche’s philosophy

Q3 Arts and Humanities

Sententiae Pub Date : 2023-12-31 DOI:10.31649/sent06.02.003

Vsevolod Kuznetsov, Liubov Nerusheva

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Abstract

The article examines the problem of alienation as a result of the conflict between consciousness and instincts, which includes aspects of 1) temporal conflict and 2) attempts to self-destruct the individual. Through this conflict, the imperfection of the individual makes it possible for him to develop. The authors also correlate the concepts of alienation and consciousness, which opens up space for criticism of Nietzsche's concepts of herd mentality and the possibility of human cognition of the external world.

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尼采哲学中的心灵、权力意志和异化

文章探讨了意识与本能之间的冲突所导致的异化问题，其中包括：1）时间冲突和 2）试图自我毁灭的个体。通过这种冲突，个体的不完美使其得以发展。作者还将 "异化 "与 "意识 "这两个概念联系起来，为批判尼采的 "从众心理 "概念和人类认知外部世界的可能性开辟了空间。

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