ドン・ジョヴァンニ　ニーチェ　ノ　モウ　ヒトツ　ノ　ナマエ　バタイユ　ニ　オケル　シミュラクル　ノ　ユクエ

Don Giovanni, Another Name of Nietzsche Whereabouts of Simulacre in Bataille

Lin, Gongyu

ニーチェ

クロソウスキー

シミュラクル

Georges Bataille

Nietzsche

Pierre Klossowski

simulacre

This paper attends to clarify the ideological meaning of “Don Giovanni”, the figure that appears in Georges Bataille’s texts six times, as the strategy for his reading of Nietzsche. For Bataille, “Don Giovanni” is the clue for him to approach “eternal return”, the untellable experience of Nietzsche. However, the figure itself has become a sign involving differences and contradictions rather than a single drama through plural recreations. Using Klossowski’s notion, that is to say, simulacre, this paper will demonstrate how Bataille read Nietzsche using “Don Giovannni”, and how he developed his own thinking thence.