Leopardi and Nietzsche open a dizzy abyss that paradoxically separates and unites the part and the whole. The former considers the connection of all truths to be such that none of these truths can be known if its relationships with all the others are unknown, whereas the latter claims that the connection of each thing with the whole is such that the exclusion of something would result into the exclusion of everything. The paper tries to show how a multifocal approach allows to outline a dialectical reconciliation between order and disorder, absolute and relative.
Fossati, L., Le «infinite verità» tra assoluto e relativo, <<RIVISTA DI FILOSOFIA NEOSCOLASTICA>>, 2021; CXIII (CXIII): 1-10. [doi:10.26350/001050_000294] [http://hdl.handle.net/10807/186722]
Le «infinite verità» tra assoluto e relativo
Fossati, Lorenzo
Writing – Original Draft Preparation
2021
Abstract
Leopardi and Nietzsche open a dizzy abyss that paradoxically separates and unites the part and the whole. The former considers the connection of all truths to be such that none of these truths can be known if its relationships with all the others are unknown, whereas the latter claims that the connection of each thing with the whole is such that the exclusion of something would result into the exclusion of everything. The paper tries to show how a multifocal approach allows to outline a dialectical reconciliation between order and disorder, absolute and relative.
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