Metamorfoses filosóficas

a conversão entre Nietzsche e Zaratustra

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https://doi.org/10.59488/tragica.v17i1.62536

Abstract

This article proposes an interpretative key for the work 'Thus Spoke Zarathustra' based on the conception of philosophy as a way of life and, in particular, on the phenomenon of philosophical conversion. In virtue of this, Nietzsche's diagnosis of the 'Death of God' will be contrasted with the possibility of approaching a 'new sense of the earth.' After a brief introduction to the ancient model of philosophy, we will present how the philosophical conversion, as outlined by Pierre Hadot and Michel Foucault, can help understand the spiritual metamorphoses of Zarathustra until he becomes the prophet of a different humanity.

Keywords: Spirituality. Philosophical conversion. Zarathustra. Creation. Death of God.

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Alexandre Marques Cabral, Universidade do Estado do Rio de Janeiro

Licenciado em Filosofia pelo Centro Universitário Bennett, possui bacharelado eclesiástico em Filosofia pelo Seminário São José do Rio de Janeiro, é bacharel em Teologia pela Escola Superior de Teologia (EST), licenciatura em Teologia pela Universidade Santa Úrsula, é mestre em Filosofia pela Universidade Federal do Rio de Janeiro, doutor em Filosofia pela Universidade do Estado do Rio de Janeiro e, atualmente, cursa doutorado em Teologia na PUC-RJ. É professor adjunto do departamento de Filosofia da Uerj e professor de Filosofia do Instituto Federal Colégio Pedro II. Atua nas áreas de metafísica, filosofia da religião, mística, fenomenologia, pensamento medieval, Heidegger e Nietzsche.

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2024-05-07

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Vol. 17 No. 1 (2024): Varia

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