Reading on the philosophical war of Nietzschean thought

Abstract

         Interest in Nietzsche’s thought, whether critically or in an eminent way, is not limited to the effort of reading Ali Harb, but there are other works on the Nietzschean text. Nietzsche’s influence is constantly increasing in the Arab intellectual arena, and through his strong influence on the intellectual revolutions and philosophical currents that erupted and took shape in the second half of this century. Hence the ambiguous position that Nietzsche occupies, which makes it difficult to classify him among the philosophers who deal with philosophy with a traditional fundamentalist mentality. Nietzsche understood philosophy and practiced it in a way that violated established traditions and deviated from the established principles, as this is evident in other aspects of his thought and production.

In different words: to think means to be creative and different, to emerge from the shell of the ego and wake up from forms of slumber, to break molds and patterns to change the condition of knowledge, to open questions of truth to new areas and to improve the formulation of problems related to the discourses we create or engage in in terms of experiences and practices. These are the bets of thought