THE DIONISIAN ARTIST IN THE LATE PHILOSOPHY OF NIETZSCHE AND HIS RELATIONSHIP WITH THE PSYCHOLOGY OF FERE

In this article, I present an interpretation of Nietzsche's aesthetic conception, developed in some of his posthumous fragments corresponding to the workbooks W II 2 and W II,5 and also in Untimely Meditations 8, 9 and 10 belonging to Twilight of the Idols. Throughout in this article I try to show what a challenging task would be to fully understand Nietzsche's aphorisms contained in Twilight of the Idols without reading such posthumous. I also analyze Fere's influence on Nietzsche's latest interpretation of art. In this way, I draw a comparison between the posthumous and aphorisms of Twilight of the Idols with Fere's psychomotor induction theory presented in his book Sensation et mouvement.