Superior human understanding of Nietzsche

Toward the end of the Middle Ages, with the nominalism the understanding that the particulars could know became sovereign, and nature which was a decor in the Middle Ages became a place where the movement was observed. These and similar rapid developments have laid the groundwork for the design of the Modern Essence, together with shedding light on the Renaissance period. The 17th century is literally an era in which the foundations of modernity and the modern subject were laid. The design of this subject also brought many problems. The primary problem is that man was made the object of technical or instrumental reason, and that more generally, the alienation of the individual to himself with the emergence of a social structure in which humans are enslaved instead of the liberty promised by modernity. Since it is impossible to address all the problems that have arisen with modernity, with Nietzschean perspective, we will confine here to his philosophical approach and views presented by him as a solution to the problems that modernism has emerged. More precisely, we will try to reveal the progress of the society intertwined with decadence towards the upper man. Key Concepts: Subject, Modernity, Nietzsche, Nihilism, Decadence, Upper Man