Nietzsche the philosopher, I swear, author: Dr. Rasool Muhammad Rasool

Nietzsche lived a life full of intellectual giving and existential rebellion against the values of the era in all its forms. It can be inferred from all the images of his life that they outlined for us specific features of a discourse of a German philosopher that enables us to build specific connotations of the concept of the philosopher. However, the philosopher himself, in his texts, which he wrote in the form of many fragmented aphorisms as well as other extended texts, provided a clear conceptualization of the philosopher in terms of his existence and roles in the present life and its future. He concluded that the true philosopher is a person concerned with creating new goals and values for another tomorrow. So, how did he achieve that? In his reflective fragments, Nietzsche distanced himself greatly from the holistic tendency in his philosophical discourse, and not only that; he also fought like a warrior against the array of philosophical systems that reached their peak in the nineteenth century. Not only that, but this philosopher appeared cautious of the makers of these dishonest systems, as he said in his book (The Decline of the Idols): "I am cautious of all system makers and avoid them; the spirit of the system is a deficiency in integrity." Serious analyses explore the worlds of the philosopher, who remains a controversial figure in research and study circles around the world. We present these to the discerning reader as a continuous deepening of the value of the question and proof of truth. Number of pages: 62