Reason And the Unity of Experience : Nietzsche's Critique of Traditional Conceptions of Totality
Reason And the Unity of Experience : Nietzsche's Critique of Traditional Conceptions of Totality
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Rosen, in fact, does see nihilism as a crisis of reason. He states, "Reason has been conceived as a human project or the instrument of a human project, but in either case it emerges from the pre-rational stratum of desire, basically the desire to master nature. He further states "Contemporary man desperately needs a rational interpretation of reason. Instead, he has been furnished with epistemologies , or technical discussions of how reason works." Because 13- -84- reason cannot be grounded in ...some "reasonable" way, nihilism arises.
This might be put in terms of the present thesis as follows: Because the unity of experience cannot be explicated philosophically (in terms of a reasonable account), philosophy ends in nihilism. Rosen believes that "the problem of modern philosophy up to Kant was not dualism, but ... 4 rather its intrinsic inclination toward monistic nihilism." This con- firms that Rosen basically shares Nietzsche's view of at least the modern tradition. The phrase "monistic nihilism" does, however, betray a difference.
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Rosen, in fact, does see nihilism as a crisis of reason. He states, "Reason has been conceived as a human project or the instrument of a human project, but in either case it emerges from the pre-rational stratum of desire, basically the desire to master nature. He further states "Contemporary man desperately needs a rational interpretation of reason. Instead, he has been furnished with epistemologies , or technical discussions of how reason works." Because 13- -84- reason cannot be grounded in ...some "reasonable" way, nihilism arises.
This might be put in terms of the present thesis as follows: Because the unity of experience cannot be explicated philosophically (in terms of a reasonable account), philosophy ends in nihilism. Rosen believes that "the problem of modern philosophy up to Kant was not dualism, but ... 4 rather its intrinsic inclination toward monistic nihilism." This con- firms that Rosen basically shares Nietzsche's view of at least the modern tradition. The phrase "monistic nihilism" does, however, betray a difference.
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