NIETZSCHE A PROPOSITO DEL SUPERAMENTO DEL CONFLITTO ETICO TRA AMORE E GIUSTIZIA

Nietzsche deals with the conflict between love and justice in the years between Human all too human and Thus Spoke Zarathustra. His reflections are marked out by the attempt to overcome this conflict. This paper aims at revealing in which sense this overcoming has a major ethical effect in the frame of Nietzsche’s thought, especially in connection with further ideas such as amor fati and the eternal recurrence. The conciliation between love and justice, thus, is not only a problem for the ethics of knowledge, but for the ethics in general: it belongs, following Foucault’s definition, to an “ethopoietic” conception of the relation linking the subject of knowledge to things and beigns, time, and history.