Exploring Nietzsche’s Psychology: Drives and Affects
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Part Two of three. One fundamental problem with Nietzsche’s psychology is that while “higher” persons must discover and master their multi...
Exploring Nietzsche’s Psychology: Drives and Affects January 18, 2020 Part Two of three. One fundamental problem with Nietzsche’s psychology is that while “higher” persons must discover and master their multiplicity of drives Nietzsche tells us in Daybreak (1881): “However far a man may go in self-knowledge, nothing however can be more incomplete than his image of the totality of drives which constitute his being. He can scarcely name even the cruder ones: their number and strength, their ebb and flow, their play and counterplay among one another…” (D
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