Reading Class | Nietzsche's Philosophical Essay | On Truth and Lies in a Non-moral Sense | Professor Claude Mangion

Join us for a compelling one-session class led by Professor Claude Mangion as we delve into Friedrich Nietzsche's philosophical essay "On Truth and Lies in a Non-moral Sense." In this insightful session, Professor Mangion will guide us through Nietzsche's argument against the possibility of attaining objective knowledge of reality. Instead of pursuing absolute knowledge, Nietzsche posits that all knowledge is perspectival—a claim that significantly influenced early postmodern thinkers.

Professor Mangion will also examine the recent challenges to Nietzsche's perspectivism brought about by the resurgence of Realism in contemporary Continental Philosophy.

Why Attend?

• Expert Insight: Gain unparalleled insights from Profesor Claude Mangion, a leading authority in Nietzschean thought.
• Engaging Discussions: Participate in thought-provoking discussions and debates that challenge your understanding of knowledge and reality.
• Intellectual Growth: Enhance your philosophical acumen by engaging with complex and transformative ideas.

The PDF of Nietzsche's essay will be sent to participants via email upon registration and payment

This class is ideal for philosophy enthusiasts, students, and anyone interested in the evolution of thought surrounding knowledge and reality. Don't miss this opportunity to expand your intellectual horizons with Prof. Claude Mangion.

Professor Claude Mangion is the Head of the Department of Philosophy at the University of Malta.