Apreciações trágico-nietzschianas acerca da pós-modernidade: uma aventura estética na construção do homem total

Abstract

The both tragic and nietzschean assessments on Post-modernity aim to investigate the contemporaneity, understood in Philosophy and Social Sciences as Post-modernity, from theoretical postulates belonging to the first phase of the German modern thinker Friedrich Nietzsche's thinkings. A contemporaneity which may be seen between two divergent paradigms: a metaphysical and assertive against an aesthetic and powerful. Although temporally located in Modernity, Nietzsche developed a critical reasoning towards his time. He was also responsible for anticipating that post-modern aesthetics current, from the exemplification of the tragic Greek man, believed to be untorn by the demands of Modernity, therefore being whole, one, as his art once was. To complement this idea, contemporary authors who think directly their time, join Nietzsche in order to complete an analysis that was impossible for the German philosopher.