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Discusiones Filosóficas

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CRUZ G, Jorge Iván. Nietzsche's critical remarks to Kantian thought. discus.filos [online]. 2009, vol.10, n.14, pp.75-95. ISSN 0124-6127.

Nietzsche warns the reader that Kant's proposals on knowledge and action, lead the spirit to the herd instinct. Firstly, out of knowledge concepts appear as reactive since they are imposed everywhere, and the ignorance of origins and the genealogy of forces are a result. Secondly, out or morals, since rejecting the knowledge of the intelligible World while recognizing it, does away with the sensible and searches for our destiny in other place, what leads us to the moral order of what should be. This paper focuses in the first part, within the limits and perspectivism of Nietzsche's.

Keywords : Knowledge; reason; criticism; metaphysics; objectivity; interpretation; limits.

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