Nietzsche and the aesthetic experience as "superabundance of communicative forces"

Abstract

The following article aims to explore the type of communicability that, from the Nietzschean perspective, takes place in the aesthetic experience. Outside the traditional framework of modern aesthetics based on the subject and on the premise that the transcendental principles guarantee intersubjectivity and, therefore, communication, Nietzsche thinks a kind of language that can establish links and articulate communities that contemplate reality’s spontaneous character and the differences from others without reducing them to the level of discourse, meanings or representations.