Justin Remhof argues that Nietzsche's philosophy should be viewed as metaphysical, contending that understanding his metaphysical commitments is essential for grasping his overall philosophical impact.
In 'Nietzsche as Metaphysician', Remhof posits that into the understanding of the world is intertwined with metaphysical concepts like ethics, nihilism, perspective, and eternal recurrence.
Remhof challenges the prevalent view in philosophical literature that Nietzsche is anti-metaphysical, presenting a case for recognizing metaphysical philosophy as crucial in Nietzsche's work.
Remhof's metametaphysical approach aims to legitimize Nietzsche's methods and questions within metaphysical philosophy, arguing for their importance in understanding human existence and our role in the world.
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