Nietzsche, Bayreuth and the Greeks' tragic age

Kriterion: Journal of Philosophy 2 (2006)
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Abstract

This article deals with Richard Wagner's and Nietzsche's interpretations of the "tragic age" and the investigation they carried out in their works, regarding the link between posterity and Greek art. Using the relationship with Greece as a point of reference, the article also analyses the philosophic reasons for the friendship and subsequent theoretical rupture between Wagner and Nietzsche.

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