This movement has not been without serious consequences for sociology: it is not only that the philosophy of science is no longer a discourse about knowledge of the “object” but a discourse about the knowledge of knowledge in an attempt to lay its own foundations, sociology now contests the claim that philosophy is as unqualified question of essence, f not explicitly, then at least implicitly by operating in the very field traditionally associated with philosophy. contemporary importance of grammatological, and wedded to it, diagrammatological analysis, following the introduction of a new mode of reading into philosophy by the “philosophers of philosophy”, Marx, Freud and Nietzsche, and in terms of this, Heidegger's radicalization of epistemology, and the subsequent renewal of the insights of the three masters of suspicion respectively by Althusser, Lacan and Derrida. “STIFTEN” “BODEN-NEHMEN”, “BEGRÜNDEN”: THE THREE-FOLD DIFFUSENESS OF GROUND: ON THE PROBLEM OF FOUNDING SOCIOLOGY: After losing its long occupied position of respectability, rhetoric has made great strides during the last century in regaining lost ground - in a sense even regaining respectability in excess of that associated with its original position.
His careful reading of Nietzsche's texts, a fourth characteristic, has enabled Müller-Lauter to disclose the peculiar, polysemic character of Nietzsche's thinking. That motif is characterized by: the attention to strife and multiplicity in Nietzsche's philosophy, and (connected with that) the criticism of Heidegger's Nietzsche interpretation as well as the attention given to Nietzsche's interest in (natural) science and its influence on his (naturalistic) thinking. On the basis of a critical review of these three collections, this study explicates the constant motif of his Nietzsche interpretation. were brought together by him in three volumes called Nietzsche-Interpretationen. Seine Philosophie der Gegensätze und die Gegensätze seiner Philosophie (1971) and his many articles have been of decisive significance for international Nietzsche research. Wolfgang Müller-Lauter, the author of one of the most important Nietzsche books, if not the most important one of the last four decades, died on the 9th August, 2001.
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