All the thinkers mentioned seemed to be fairly 'mappable' according to being, to simplify grotesquely, pro- and anti-logos, while Nietzsche seems to live and die somewhere in the middle, or to torture himself (albeit joyfully) on the cross of their incommensurability. Are there any other thinkers you might recommend who fall in that confused Nietzschean middle? I'm curious because the pleasure I find in Nietzsche makes it impossible to fully commit to any anti-logos project, since it's evidently the fact that he was possessed - wittingly or unwittingly - by logos that makes him so joyful to read.
All the thinkers mentioned seemed to be fairly 'mappable' according to being, to simplify grotesquely, pro- and anti-logos, while Nietzsche seems to live and die somewhere in the middle, or to torture himself (albeit joyfully) on the cross of their incommensurability. Are there any other thinkers you might recommend who fall in that confused Nietzschean middle? I'm curious because the pleasure I find in Nietzsche makes it impossible to fully commit to any anti-logos project, since it's evidently the fact that he was possessed - wittingly or unwittingly - by logos that makes him so joyful to read.
Wow, I don't really know what to say. That was amazing. Thank you.