Nichilismo e Malinconia: Kant, Nietzsche, Blanchot

[Autom. eng. transl.] An analysis that intends to tackle themes, and at the same time complex ties, such as those of melancholy and nihilism, in relation to authors such as Kant, Nietzsche and Blanchot, must necessarily be measured in the first instance with an issue that underlies these problems, accompanying them as an always open query, responding to which the reasoning develops: this is the problem of the limit. In this regard we will try to lead a sort of confrontation between two decidedly distant approaches between each other, the Kantian and the Blanchotian one, showing how Nietzsche's analysis conducted by Blanchot proves to be instrumental in defining the approach provided by the latter to the problem of nihilism and contextual to the treatment of melancholy.