Nietzsche: Problems and Perspectives












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                                                             CATHOLIC THEOLOGICAL FACULTY
                                                                 CHARLES UNIVERSITY

                                                   is pleased to invite you to the international confe
                                                          NIETZSCHE: Problems and Perspectives
                                                           Date and venue: 24th October 2024
                                          Catholic Theological Faculty of Charles University (Thákurov

                                              CONFERENCE PROGRAMME [ URL "KTF-3089-version1-nietzsche_


            In Beyond Good and Evil, Nietzsche claimed that the strength of will required to establish
            multiplicity is extremely rare in modernity, which encourages specialization and also frag
            both of which are fatal to philosophy if allowed to dominate. Nietzsche is notable for the

            concerns; while some philosophers focus their efforts on one area of philosophy, as Machia
            politics, for example, or Leibniz did for metaphysics, even as some of their remarks indic
            comprehensive concern beneath the surface, Nietzsche touches explicitly on almost every ar

            – aesthetics, politics, ethics, epistemology, metaphysics, philosophy of religion, and so 
            respect, he is comparable to his ancient bete noire, Plato, but also to Aristotle, about w
            mostly silent, even as Aristotle’s comprehensiveness is dry, measured, technical and quasi

            while Nietzsche speaks “from the depths” and with a literary sensibility that was hugely i
            modernism. Nietzsche’s own technique, however, remains sui generis. This conference includ
            many different topics of concern to Nietzsche, from religion and morality to the critique 

            the function of shame, which illustrate the broad range of his interests, while also keepi
            underlying unity of his thought and his understanding of the task of the philosopher.


            Conference language: English

            Contact information:

            Catholic Theological Faculty of Charles University, Thákurova 3, 160 00 Praha 6-Dejvice, C

            jinek(zavinac)ktf.cuni.cz [ MAIL "jinek(zavinac)ktf.cuni.cz"]

            williamcarroz(zavinac)gmail.com [ MAIL "(zavinac)"]