Reason in Philosophy” & “How the ‘True World’ Finally Became a Fable”

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“Reason in Philosophy” & “How the ‘True World’ Finally Became a Fable”

Nietzsche tries to psychologically diagnose the apparent absurdity of philosophy’s evolved sense of what is “real” by attacking the ridiculously abstract sense of reality that we have left with at the end of the history of philosophy that begins with Socrates and Plato. So much for the history of philosophy.

What about today? Are we, equally, deluded about what is ‘real’ or ‘true’ — do we, too, operate with unchanging abstractions in place of reality itself? Do we have a serious problem in accepting or grasping that things change, that things are ever-changing? What does it mean to accept such a position? How would that change politics, religion, and society? In short, what does it really mean to accept the reality and truth of absolute change?

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