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    The History of Truth: Serres, Canguilhem, Foucault.Lucie K. Mercier - 2024 - Parrhesia 40:37-65.
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  2. Being Without One: Deleuze and the Medievals on Transcendental Unum.Lucas Carroll - 2024 - Parrhesia 39:118-154.
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  3. Dissonance and Illusion in Nietzsche's Early Tragic Philosophy.Peter Stewart-Kroeker - 2024 - Parrhesia (39):86-117.
    Nietzsche’s Birth of Tragedy overcomes the opposition between scientific optimism and Schopenhauerian pessimism with the image of a music-making Socrates, who symbolizes the aesthetic affirmation of life. This article shows how the aesthetic ideal is an illusion whose metaphysical solace undermines itself in being recognized as such, thereby ceasing to be comforting. While I agree with recent commentaries that contest the pervasive Schopenhauerian reading of The Birth, most of these commentaries still support the view that Nietzsche wishes to communicate some (...)
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