Truth and Freedom in Art
摘要
Nietzsche redefines truth as perspective, challenging the objectivity of science and the moral absolutism of religion. This chapter discusses irony as a liberating force and art as the medium for affirming life without recourse to false certainties. Laughter and aesthetic distance allow humans to navigate the chaos of existence without succumbing to nihilism. In rejecting utility and duty as moral foundations, Nietzsche affirms instinct, vitality, and interpretation as central to ethical life. Art becomes the realm where meaning is continuously created, not dictated.