On Fri, 8 Oct 2004, Ted Winslow wrote:
> Neitzsche and Foucault claim that radical skepticism including the
> treatment of values as wholly subjective is the product of the working
> of this "authenticity." They also claim (inconsistently as Heidegger
> points out in the case of Nietzsche (pp. 213-4)) that this (radical
> skepticism) frees us for guilt free enjoyment of this "authenticity" -
> "the primordial pleasure to be found in causing pain."
>
> Ted
I know you're probably just pulling my chain, but where do you get this stuff? Try actually reading Foucault or Nietzsche rather than relying on second-hand sources, and I suspect you'll stop posting goofy canards like the one above.
Miles