Nietzsche, Metaphor, Religion

Exploring Nietzsche's view of metaphor as foundational to language and perception, this work connects his early writings on rhetoric with his later thoughts on religion. It highlights the implications of metaphor for understanding both philosophy and religion, presenting a radical anti-foundationalist interpretation of Nietzsche's "philosophy of religion." The text emphasizes the ongoing metaphorical contests that shape human experience, drawing on contemporary French philosophical insights to deepen the analysis.