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Linguagem, pulsão e atavismo: análise genética e mapeamento conceitual em torno do problema do inconsciente em Nietzsche e sua relação com o transcendental

William Mattioli

Autor
William Mattioli
Revista
Cadernos de Filosofia Alemã: Crítica e Modernidade
Edição
22 / 1
Ano
2017
DOI
10.11606/issn.2318-9800.v22i1p71-98
Páginas
71-98
Idioma
pt-BR
2017William Mattioli. Linguagem, pulsão e atavismo: análise genética e mapeamento conceitual em torno do problema do inconsciente em Nietzsche e sua relação com o transcendental. Cadernos de Filosofia Alemã: Crítica e Modernidade, v. 22, n. 1, p. 71-98, 2017.3

The aim of the present paper is to sketch an analysis of the development of Nietzsche's notion of the unconscious in important moments of his thought. Our general argument revolves around two hypotheses with which we intend to present a reading that runs counter to the common view that Nietzsche belongs to the irrationalist tradition of the unconscious, which has Schopenhauer as its most emblematic representative: (1) a historical hypothesis that intends to insert Nietzsche into the tradition of the cognitive unconscious based on the notion of "unconscious representation"; and (2) a genetic-systematic hypothesis, which intends to sketch a plan of understanding vis-à-vis the development of his conception of the unconscious, distinguishing and mapping some notions throughout his intellectual production.