A morte filológica de Nietzsche: o período pré-homérico e a filologia clássica

In this article, I analyze a possible perspective of how, through one of his interpretations of the ancient Greek, or rather by what he names as pre-Homeric period, Nietzsche conceives an unsustainable Greek culture to science of his day, for lack of archaeological and philological evidence, and at the same time that morally affronts modernity. With this, the modern philology considers the studies of Nietzsche as scientifically dead, bequeathing it negatively to the contemporary, without revealing the positive points of his philology and without believing that it possesses some minimal contribution to the study of classical antiquity