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Beyond the Phenomenologyproposed by Hegel. Finally, in Sect. ., after considering different objections levelled against Hegel’s project by later authors, I outline Nietzsche’s criticisms and his own views on the possibility of a philosophical re-education/release of human consciousness.

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Conclusionsh a final solution, either positive or negative, that best captures the problem’s unique complexity. Although his criticism inaugurates a long and fruitful debate, the question he raises is left unanswered, and probably bound to remain so.

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Philosophy Unchainedt of Hegel’s master-slave dialectic and of the debate in Plato’s .’ about the relative merits of truth and power. More specifically, I argue that Nietzsche’s apparent endorsement of the master’s standpoint leaves him vulnerable to some of the criticisms raised by Plato and Hegel.

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Book 2022h necessary for the attainment of freedom? Does a free life require a clear understanding of reality? And if so, to what extent? These questions lead back to a classical philosophical debate, of which the first major chapter was written by Plato. In the dialogues, he describes human life as a peculi

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Plato’s Idea of Truthpen to refutation. Human life may in fact amount to a peculiar form of imprisonment and human beings to?powerless creatures, unaware of their true condition. This idea, famously illustrated by the allegory of the cave, is also conveyed in other Platonic texts, and its scope is much wider than is gen

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Chains and Shadowson, found in the so-called allegory of the cave. By examining the allegory’s different elements, I show that Plato’s focus on freedom and imprisonment is not merely a metaphorical or literary device, but a new and revealing approach to the debate about freedom’s cognitive dimension..Section . offers