A noção de jogo na filosofia dionisíaca de Nietzsche

Abstract

This paper aims to investigate the conception of game in Dionysian philosophy presented by Friedrich Nietzsche. The German philosopher articulates your Dionysian philosophy proposing to be completely free from the metaphysic and at the same time affirming existence without boundaries. Understanding tragic wisdom not as theoretical knowledge, but as the understanding and acceptance of the incessant fight that pervades all fractions of life, Nietzsche can declare himself as the first tragic philosopher. Not to fall in pessimism that depreciates life, due to his relentless fighting character, the philosopher exploits game notion. With it, man establishes common sense to the coming-to-be, interlining himself as supreme creator. Thus, a child’s image is the example of the most skillful player because he or she inexorably throws him or herself at it without worrying about victory or defeat -- the important thing is to play the game. Hence, the path to understand Dionysian philosophy without presupposed metaphysisists is open.