Greek Music Drama

Focusing on the significance of aesthetic experience, this work highlights Nietzsche's early exploration of themes that would define his philosophy, such as the role of the body and physiological drives. Delivered in 1870, it emphasizes music's centrality in Greek tragedy and showcases Nietzsche's developing genealogical approach and anti-humanist aesthetics. This presentation marks a pivotal moment in understanding the evolution of his thought and its cultural implications.