Nietzche Perspectivism Answers

1. How did Nietzsche understand the concept of Truth?

Nietzche thinks that most of us, don´t actually have any sort of hadle on truth he thinks that is a   mobile army of metaphors,metonyms and anthropomorphism that fells like something canonical that binds with the believes of a nation, becoming the truh itself as nothing more than an illusion. (Truths are ilussions that we no longer realize to be ilussions and we forgotten them as ilussion)

in short a sum of human relations which that are poetically and rhetorically.

2. What literary figures are exposed in the video that help to grasp the concept of truth? Please give out examples.

To understand the concept of truth he used some metaphors,metanyms,anthropomorphism.

Methaphors:  is a way of using languages or signs.

• Rosy fingered down that epithet  is a metaphor obviously down does´nt have fingers and whats rosie about it is  i suppose the color and the hue as down is approaching right  and thats also a anthropomorphism.

Metonimy: Sails to talk about ships, Because the sail is a part of a ship

• little disc icon in your word .

Anthropomorphism: The taking of natural phenomen and making it into something like a human being with presence.

• Some dogs in disney Movies get to wear pants and others are on leashes.

3. ¿Why is there a need for lying?

• there is a need  for lying because  we´ve heard only of the obligation which society in order to exist imposes, if we are not truthful with each other we can´t have society, we come to desire truth as something that we view as good as useful for us as something that have value in itself, so we  forget the real situation.

4. ¿What is truth made of?

• truth are ilussions that we no longer realize to be ilussions, truth is the sense of being obliged by society being obligate by language, and  being obligate by convention.

5. ¿How do language and art play around the concept of truth?

• Speaking of art and language to me is an absolute truth, art is made up of a set of codes that, when used intuitively or metaphorically, can convey the language of truth.