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Does Nietzsche comment on enlightenment values in any way similar to his comparisions between judeo-christian and presocratic greek moralities?
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Maybe not as a whole, but definitely in certain measures.  We might find, for instance, a bit of the Will to Truth in the Enlightenment project of scientific reason.  (Nietzsche is not down with the Will to Truth.)  Similarly, we find in the political values of the Enlightenment commitments to freedom, liberty, and some measure of egalitarianism.   Nietzsche has a complicated relationship with the first two (he thinks of freedom being a slave value in some contexts) and has some rather infamous problems with egalitarianism.

Nietzsche is willing to critique almost any value since his critique is not leveled so much at particular values as it is leveled against certain modes of valuation and even valuation as such.