Nietzsche: enfermedad-escritura. Hacia una terapéutica del futuro

Abstract

In 1885, Nietzsche decided to republish his old books for which he wrote prologues. In them, he developed an account of Nietzsche himself, what it means to be invented himself through writing. This relationship between writing and disease had its greatest development in Ecce homo, which takes on a therapeutic basis, precisely in search of style and rhetoric of self invention, in which Nietzsche creates himself as a philosopher. Thus, issues such as diet, false genealogy or identification with historical figures will not be the rhetoric of a madman, but expression of the body’s rethoric.