عنحمية الفيلسوف : كيف كان يأكل نيتشه

Abstract EN

Both writing and reading require a good stomach for smooth digestion.

Indigestion has a negative impact on the author's works.

These would not be well balanced and would lack in-depth analysis.

This is the reason why Nietzsche brags about his stomach: “My Stomach! Is it really a falcon's stomach? In fact, from all food, lamb is its favorite (.

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) preying on the innocent, the consumption of a little, eager to fly, to flee that is my nature.

Then, How can I just not look like other birds? ”.

The stomach or the cause of all disease, as it is described by physicians throughout history since Galen, mysticism, and the bible, spreads its disease not on the body it relates to, but on the texts it generates.

According to Nitsche, the stomach is the inkwell of the philosopher and the source of his true inspiration.

For him, it is the cause of the decadence of the German mind.

The present paper tries to investigate Nietzsche's standpoint of food, and the influence of the latter on writing.