Destino e predeterminação: Considerações nietzschianas em torno à acolhida jubilosa do fato para além de determinismos

Abstract

The present work is based on a fundamental theme within the set of Nietzsche's thought: the theme of Destiny. If Fate is seen as something previously decided in relation to the most diverse situations, then Nietzsche's philosophy runs into an aporia, that of having to face the problem of determinism, which touches one of the greatest obstacles of culture: morality. In the moral sphere, everything is ordered and determined. In this sense, the development of this research is oriented towards a deepening of the philosophical implications related to Destiny. Faced with becoming the particular organization of impulses, Destiny loses the sense of predetermination and ready and finished decision on different situations. To what extent does talking about Destiny, within the scope of Nietzschean thought, imply openness to plenitude, beyond all forms of determinism?