This essay proposes to identify the knowledge maker's argument in Nietzsche's philosophy. Based on this, it is neither intended to reduce the argument to Nietzsche, nor the latter to the first. Identifying them in this study means to lead them to converge into elements which make them almost undistinguished, claiming that such similarity already predicts their differences. It is planned with such procedure to intensify the creative aspect of Nietzsche's philosophy, as well as to suggest a new scope for our intellectual capacity by taking a connection between knowing and creating as a matter of human condition itself.
Knowledge; Maker's Argument; Friedrich Nietzsche