Truth And Life-Discussion On Nietzsche's View Of Truth

Truth is mentioned repeatedly by many philosophers,and Nietzsche poses the question of truth in new ways.Nietzsche's question of truth is intended to oppose the traditional metaphysical view of truth,for example,Platonism and Christianity,against its negative nihilistic attitude towards the changing world.Nietzsche himself advocates a positive nihilistic view of truth,which is presented in the face of the changing world and in order to preserve life itself.The introduction part of this paper is a description of the research background and current research status of the topic.The next chapter we briefly introduce some important truths in the history of western philosophy before Nietzsche.The second chapter of the next to interpret the Nietzsche's "metaphorical" truth,which related to his the early texts,which show that truth is not an understanding of pure things.Truth does not exist in the other side of the world,the truth is the existence of this world,It is a humanity fiction that for protect human being,and there is no objective independent truth,and there will be objective independent truth exists.The third chapter discusses the question of tension between art and truth.Choice truth or art,it involves the question of noble life,but the both are not distinct-separate,for truth is the creation and invention of humanity.In essence,truth is part of the art,And the paramount truth is art.In the chapter four,we analyze Nietzsche's view of truth in the later period,which is consistent with his earlier thoughts,but pay more attention to analyzing the truth of the individual from the angle of the will of power.However,there are some problems in Nietzsche's perspective.The author makes a simple analysis and puts forward some solutions.In the final chapter of this paper,a conclusion will be presented,that is,to serve the truth of life is Nietzsche in favor,and suppress or oppose the truth of life is that he opposed.Finally,I also talk about the inspiration and practical significance of Nietzsche's view of truth.