A leitura de Heidegger acerca do niilismo e da sentença de Nietzsche “Deus está morto”

Ronnielle de Azevedo Lopes; Douglas Aparecido Bueno

doi:10.19176/rct.v0i78.14445

Authors

Ronnielle de Azevedo Lopes
Douglas Aparecido Bueno

DOI:

https://doi.org/10.19176/rct.v0i78.14445

Keywords:

Nihilism, Death of God, Nietzsche, Heidegger, Overcoming of metaphysics

Abstract

The present study is scoped to reflect upon the end of metaphysics, relying on reflection that Heidegger undertakes about the nihilism of Nietzsche and the sentence “God is dead”. “God is dead” means the devaluation of all supreme values. It’s nihilism; the metaphysics itself: the forgetting of being. For Heidegger, Nietzsche is the thinker who conceives the “death of God” as the internal logic of metaphysics. Nevertheless, it remains within the metaphysic processes. The thought of Nietzsche, despite his efforts, is an inverted Platonism. Thus, metaphysics from Plato to Nietzsche is marked by forgetfulness of being.

Author Biographies

Ronnielle de Azevedo Lopes

Ronnielle de Azevedo Lopes é graduado em Filosofia pela PUC-GO, Especialista emEducação Ambiental pela UFPA e Mestrando em Filosofia PUC-SP.

Douglas Aparecido Bueno

Douglas Aparecido Bueno é graduado em Filosofia e em Direito pela PUC-Campinas,mestre em Direito pela Universidade Metodista e doutorando em Filosofia e em Direitopela PUC-SP.