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This paper brings together the ontologies of two philosophers, Friedrich Nietzsche and Kitaro Nishida, in order to provide an alternative ontology different from the one that is founded in metaphysics. Nietzsche’s philosophy provides a naturalized ontology, while Nishida’s philosophy provides a dialectical ontology. Their philosophies are very different in form and objective, but they converge in at least two points: the ontological claims of (1) immanence and (2) transitoriness.

The Naturalized and Dialectical Ontologies of Nietzsche and Nishida