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Two Relations between Thinking and Truth, Delivered at Trent University, Canada, 1999
The relation between thinking and truth in philosophy is explored in terms of this question: which one serves the other? The essay argues that a conception of philosophy as truth serving thought can be perceived in the work of French Nietzschean philosophers.
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