Title:
NIETZSCHE'S ADMIRATION OF THE ROMAN EMPIRE - A QUESTION MARK

Authors:
Jan-Erik Lane

Volume:1 Issue: 11

Abstract:
Nietzsche's work is highly original in thought as well as spectacular in style, although produced under most difficult personal circumstances. The entry on him in the Stanford Encyclopedia of Philosophy shows that post-modernism has been conducive to a fundamental re-evaluation of his set of highly multifaceted messages. As the literature on Nietzsche grows every year, his anticipation of social science subjectivism, epistemological perspectivism and strong endorsement of secularism receive more and more comments and in humanities and the social sciences. Nietzsche was a great expert in moral philosophy, his ideas so relevant for the arts and social sciences. Yet, he propagated some ideals/values we cannot support.

Citation:

[Lane, Jan-Erik. "NIETZSCHE'S ADMIRATION OF THE ROMAN EMPIRE - A QUESTION MARK." IJAH, vol. 1, no. 11, 2017, pp. 977-989. December.]