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[In this final chapter I look at those aphorisms Nietzsche wrote regarding science and his philosophy of science. I respond to his aphorisms with aphorisms of my own and from Nietzschean scholars such as Babette Babich. I begin the chapter with a lengthy introduction that explains how it would be easy to associate Nietzsche’s work with the current anti-science groups but that it would be a mistake and the risk of this label is worthy it because Nietzsche offers an important alternative vision as to what science is and does.]
Published: Aug 31, 2018
Keywords: Nietzsche; Philosophy; Perspectivalism; Gay science; Aphorisms
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