THE DEATH OF TADEDY AND THE BII.TH OF RATIONALISM

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ZAKERZADEH A.A.GH.; NASIR M.

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Journal: NAMEH-YE-MOFID Year:2004 | Volume:9 | Issue:5 (39 PHILOSOPHY) Page(s): 121-132

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THE DEATH OF TADEDY AND THE BII.TH OF RATIONALISM

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ZAKERZADEH A.A.GH. | NASIR M. | Issue Writer Certificate

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APOLOQ4

DIONYSUSQ4

DITHRAMBQ4

TRAGEDYQ4

Abstract

Nietzsche (1844-1900) gives a definition for TRAGEDY which is in no way similar to its popular sense in history, especially in the sense used in modern literature. In fact, Nietzsche considers TRAGEDY as an ontological view of human existence. His interpretation of TRAGEDY rests upon the Schopenhauer's philosophy as well as aesthetic ideals of Richard Vaguer. At that time, this young philosopher was deeply influenced by his master's aspirations (ideals) in philosophy and music. Nietzsche holds that the primary human concern has been that of death and mortality. Man, among other creatures, is the only living being who is aware of the fact of his death which, in turn, makes him or her turn to art. His creativity in escaping from death manifests itself in art, and TRAGEDY is the culmination of man's creativity in art. This great literary form, in its primitive course of development, manifests itself in the chorus. The chorus, together with their ecstatic joyful songs, know as dithyramb, are creatures called satyrs, who appear half-man, half-goat (goat-like), accompanying DIONYSUS, the god of wine, ecstasy and drunkedness in his pleasures and delights. Satyrs and DIONYSUS are manifestations of transient unity of existence. In this unitary and fundamental state, man stands in a live relation with the universe, the other human beings and their origins. The culmination of tragic art lies in this very live relation in which man is at once the Subject and the Object. It is only in this transcendent art that man finds some meaning for his life and justifies his mortality as originated in the reality of horrendous transient earthly existence to overcome his fear of mortality. According to Nietzsche, TRAGEDY comes to an end with the appearance of the first seeds of rationalism symbolized in Socratism. Nietzsche's definition of TRAGEDY, compared to the definition given for it by the philosophers of the Enlightenment, along with the death of TRAGEDY after the birth of rationalism, to which he referred as Socratism, constitute the theme of the present article.

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A COMPARATIVE STUDY OF MOHAMMAD TAQI JAFARI AND FRIEDRICH NIETZSCHE’S VIEWS ON THE MEANING OF LIFE

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ZAKERZADEH, A.A.GH., & NASIR, M.. (2004). THE DEATH OF TADEDY AND THE BII.TH OF RATIONALISM. NAMEH-YE-MOFID, 9(5 (39 PHILOSOPHY)), 121-132. SID. https://sid.ir/paper/3464/en

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ZAKERZADEH A.A.GH., NASIR M.. THE DEATH OF TADEDY AND THE BII.TH OF RATIONALISM. NAMEH-YE-MOFID[Internet]. 2004;9(5 (39 PHILOSOPHY)):121-132. Available from: https://sid.ir/paper/3464/en

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A.A.GH. ZAKERZADEH, and M. NASIR, “THE DEATH OF TADEDY AND THE BII.TH OF RATIONALISM,” NAMEH-YE-MOFID, vol. 9, no. 5 (39 PHILOSOPHY), pp. 121–132, 2004, [Online]. Available: https://sid.ir/paper/3464/en

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