Consciência e linguagem em Nietzsche

Abstract

The purpose of this work is to present the concept of consciousness and its relation to language in Nietzsche's work based on his writings “Daybreak”, “The Gay Science” and “Beyond Good and Evil”. The objective was to map the concept in the period from the years 1880 to 1888, punctuating the influences if transformations by which the concept was passing. This study was constructed from the exploratory method of bibliographic character and qualitative analysis. It was observed that in the first notes in “Daybreak” the consciousness by the way in which it is described already seems to be related to language, a relation that goes deeper into the work “The Gay Science” and seems, finally, to consolidate itself in “Beyond Good and Evil”, at the same time that Nietzsche unveils the biological and moral character of these two elements. In order to achieve this, we sought to recover the influences received through readings, and also offer a brief overview of the main interpretations of the problem. Finally, if successful, the work serves to illuminate the arduous path of understanding of the philosopher