Dialectic of the Will between Alienation and Recognition An Analytical Approach under Nietzschean Philosophy

Abstract

This study aims to philosophically review the dialectic of the human will between alienation and recognition through Nietzschean philosophy. According to his perspective, human beings are constrained by alienation as they search for their true selves and identities within an eternal existential framework that continually diverts them from reality toward theology and the constraints of values, religions, and authority. While in his alienation, he has to seek recognition shaped by knowledge, truth, revolutionary thought, and new wisdom that replaces traditional philosophy. Through an analytical review of this dialectic, a discussion of alienation and recognition in human will, and an understanding of himself in relation to others under Nietzsche's deconstructive ideas, the study revealed that Nietzsche attributes alienation primarily to religion and authority, arguing that human destiny lies between alienation and recognition. Therefore, it recommended re-examining this dialectic in light of the digital age and robots.