CRITIQUE of TRUTH in Nietzsche and Foucault
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- Опубликовано: 18 сен 2024
- Everyone talks about TRUTH, but do we know the history of truth?
What do you mean by TRUTH? Please comment below the video so I can enter into a conversation with you.
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NIETZSCHE´S CRITIQUE OF TRUTH by Ken Gemes: www.jstor.org/...
TRUTH AND MORALITY, by Rodrigo Guim: www.academia.e...
Truh as an abstract concept is something I never thought about. I'm learning, but maybe not, everything could be a lie
First time watching your videos. It's just awesome the way to expose those ideas of truth here. Thank you very much!
He seems to be a great teacher
Great Lecture👍
Hi, I have an assessment task for uni about these two. The question is as follows
In 2000 words,
Compare and contrast Friedrich Nietzsche's genealogy of morality with Michel Foucault's views on power. To what extent does Nietzsche provide the template for Foucault's own critique of power, and to what extent is his position a discourse of the type Foucault characterises as racist
Do you have any tips for me?
What aI get is that truth, as a niversal sturcture does exist onlly in its pure form, which is, devoid of any thing but just the concept of it. Any atent to turth threfore, is a fabrication gear to specific means and it may stand a time period.
More videos in English please.
Seconded! This is amazing
"CRITIQUE of TRUTH"
Your answer makes me feel more strongly about the need for the critique of truth.
I think he is lying
Who is lying? How?
@@criticanietzschefoucault If there is no truth, we are all liars
@@Lars3953 it is not that there is no truth, but that there is no final truth. There are truth games. There is no way not to produce truth, but truth cannot but produce lies as well, so in some sense yes we are all liers, but not in a moral sense. Truth cannot exist without lies, errors, falsity. There is no purity in truth.
@@criticanietzschefoucault I think I understand what you mean (and I didn't mean "lying" in a moral sense).
You (and Foucault and Nietzsche) may be right, but isn't it self-refuting to make the claim; "Nothing is true"? I mean, then the claim must be false as well? Or ... does the very idea of lie/false disappear when truth/right disappears.
well, now I am dizzy and confused ...
@@Lars3953 See that I never claimed (nor does Nietzsche or Foucault) that "nothing is true". It is more a question of looking at how truths are produced in specific contexts, with specific aims (conscious or not) and with multiple effects (that extrapolate their intentional effects).