According to Nietzsche, who is the philosopher whom he sees as the “god of painters”?
Friedrich Nietzsche refers to the philosopher he sees as the “god of painters” as Dionysus. However, he is referring to the “Dionysian principle” he represents in his philosophy, rather than Dionysus, the god of wine, joy, and ecstasy in Greek mythology. Nietzsche explores this concept in detail, particularly in his
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