FundaÃÃo de Amparo à Pesquisa do Estado do Cearà / A presente dissertaÃÃo - intitulada Nietzsche: as paixÃes como afirmaÃÃo da vida e construÃÃo de uma ânova Ãticaâ â visa a ponderar sobre uma ânova Ãticaâ em Nietzsche, com base tanto em seus escritos de juventude quanto nos textos de sua maturidade filosÃfica. Ao propor esse tema, levaremos em conta, num primeiro momento, a noÃÃo de corpo como fio condutor e pano de fundo da anÃlise, pensando-o, nÃo mais dualisticamente em relaÃÃo à alma, mas como uma multiplicidade de forÃas que estÃo em um eterno vir-a-ser, concorrendo para a formaÃÃo e transformaÃÃo do viver; depois, apÃs termos abordado a questÃo consoante à inversÃo do platonismo, trateremos finalmente de apontar, a partir da ideia de criaÃÃo e do dizer-sim à vida, para uma possÃvel ânova Ãticaâ na filosofia nietzschiana. / The present dissertation â entiteld Nietzsche: the passions as life affirmation e constructing of a ânew ethicsâ â aims at thinking of a ânew ethicsâ in Nietzscheâs philosophy, based upon his early writtings as well as on his lattest works. While developing this theme, we intend to consider, in a first moment, the notion of body as guide line and background of the analysis - taking it not as a dualistic opposition to the soul, but as a multiplicity of forces within an ethernal becoming, contributing towards a formation and transformation of living; then, after having considered the question of the inversion of Platonism, in line with the ideia of creation and yes-saying to life, we finally hope to point out a possible ânew ethicsâ in Nietzscheâs philosophy.

SOUSA, Érica Costa. Nietzsche: as paixões como afirmação da vida e construção de uma nova ética. 2013. 107f. – Dissertação (Mestrado) – Universidade Federal do Ceará, Programa de Pós-graduação em Filosofia, Fortaleza (CE), 2013. / Submitted by Márcia Araújo (marcia_m_bezerra@yahoo.com.br) on 2014-08-04T12:07:31Z No. of bitstreams: 1 2013_dis_ecsousa.pdf: 386071 bytes, checksum: 13275934515f2c262947cca507609379 (MD5) / Approved for entry into archive by Márcia Araújo(marcia_m_bezerra@yahoo.com.br) on 2014-08-04T16:51:23Z (GMT) No. of bitstreams: 1 2013_dis_ecsousa.pdf: 386071 bytes, checksum: 13275934515f2c262947cca507609379 (MD5) / Made available in DSpace on 2014-08-04T16:51:23Z (GMT). No. of bitstreams: 1 2013_dis_ecsousa.pdf: 386071 bytes, checksum: 13275934515f2c262947cca507609379 (MD5) Previous issue date: 2013 / The present dissertation – entiteld Nietzsche: the passions as life affirmation e constructing of a “new ethics” – aims at thinking of a “new ethics” in Nietzsche’s philosophy, based upon his early writtings as well as on his lattest works. While developing this theme, we intend to consider, in a first moment, the notion of body as guide line and background of the analysis - taking it not as a dualistic opposition to the soul, but as a multiplicity of forces within an ethernal becoming, contributing towards a formation and transformation of living; then, after having considered the question of the inversion of Platonism, in line with the ideia of creation and yes-saying to life, we finally hope to point out a possible “new ethics” in Nietzsche’s philosophy. / A presente dissertação - intitulada Nietzsche: as paixões como afirmação da vida e construção de uma “nova ética” – visa a ponderar sobre uma “nova ética” em Nietzsche, com base tanto em seus escritos de juventude quanto nos textos de sua maturidade filosófica. Ao propor esse tema, levaremos em conta, num primeiro momento, a noção de corpo como fio condutor e pano de fundo da análise, pensando-o, não mais dualisticamente em relação à alma, mas como uma multiplicidade de forças que estão em um eterno vir-a-ser, concorrendo para a formação e transformação do viver; depois, após termos abordado a questão consoante à inversão do platonismo, trateremos finalmente de apontar, a partir da ideia de criação e do dizer-sim à vida, para uma possível “nova ética” na filosofia nietzschiana.

This study is an exploration into female discipleship. Its primary aim is to compare and contrast Mark's portrayal of male and female followers of Jesus respectively, while its secondary aim is to establish what lessons there may be for the social status of Christian women in the kingdom of Swaziland. These ends will be pursued by looking at Mark's portrayal of male disciples and the contrast he draws between them and the female followers of Jesus. This study then concludes that Mark has a more positive view of female followers than he has of male disciples, and this may stem from the conduct of male disciples he has observed in the Church of his time. / New Testament / M.TH. (New Testament)

This study is an exploration into female discipleship. Its primary aim is to compare and contrast Mark's portrayal of male and female followers of Jesus respectively, while its secondary aim is to establish what lessons there may be for the social status of Christian women in the kingdom of Swaziland. These ends will be pursued by looking at Mark's portrayal of male disciples and the contrast he draws between them and the female followers of Jesus. This study then concludes that Mark has a more positive view of female followers than he has of male disciples, and this may stem from the conduct of male disciples he has observed in the Church of his time. / New Testament / M.TH. (New Testament)