Le pragmatisme et la pensée perspectiviste: des programmes comportementaux pour faire face au relativisme

In O. Tinland & P. Stellino (eds.), Nietzsche et le relativisme. Bruxelles: Ousia. pp. 143-168 (2019)
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The paper explores the consistency between William James's and Friedrich Nietzsche's approaches towards the general philosophical issue of relativism. As will be shown, Nietzsche as much as James attempted to develop a non-nihilist strategy for dealing with the problem of truth based on the idea that a revaluaton of that notion is in fact possible on practical i.e. experiential basis.

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Pietro Gori
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