Nietzsche says that every great philosophy is
a. like a window that reveals reality to us.
b. a personal confession and an unconscious memoir.
c. a record of how the truth has been revealed to its age.
d. something of enduring value that will be true for all ages.
Question 2The two criteria Nietzsche offers for evaluating interpretations are
a. internal coherence and correspondence to reality.
b. selfevidence and logical consistency.
c. pragmatic value and aesthetic value.
d. the ability to provide personal meaning and to offer hope.
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