Idéee de décadence de la vérité dans la sociétéchez Nietzsche: Une analyse de la volonté de puissance

Abstract

In this work entitled: Nietzsche's idea of the decadence of truth in society: an analysis of "the will to power". Based on Nietzsche's will to power as knowledge and as life, we want to give humanity back an essential means of awakening it. For, today's world vibrates on the influence of a will to power that is not superior (seeking a good moral identity), but rather inferior (weakening and killing moral identities). This is what leads to the decadence of truth and the wholesale overturning of values, as predicted by Nietzsche in his work The Will to Power: An Essay on the Transmutation of All Values. Nietzsche published it after the modern era, disoriented by the evolution of science, the death of God, and the mixture of Greek antiquity and modernity. In the first part of this work, we show that man grants himself autonomy, but is alienated by the dictatorship of a subjugating and infertile morality. The result is a mutation and restructuring of values in the city. These will haunt the imagination of the future, and will be a source of immense chaos for humanity in the 20th and 21st centuries, as it heads straight for perdition and mankind becomes totally dehumanized.Truth becomes a completely subjective fact for man.He tends only towards his pleasures, sometimes forgetting his displeasures.In the second part, the aim is to help man to abandon the practice of bad values, to overturn the values established by nihilism, to declassify absolutes and idols, and to rethink life so that it becomes a will to power, which is the path to the realization of the Nietzschean superman.This will enable man himself to become the holder of good values. In the third part, we show that the orchestration of this plurality of issues certainly doesn't lead to a perfect humanity.But, for us, it does tend towards a humanity satisfied with its values, established in relationships of trust and stimulated by a quest for knowledge, especially in this century of so many deviances. Knowledge and acceptance of the truth and of good life values can regulate the cohesion of life in society, and ultimately, according to our desiderata, foster a type of man who is not a spectator of his life, but its very subject.