Discussion
According to Nietzsche, the assumption of identity underlying logic is :
Answer: D
For Nietzsche the assumption of identity underlying logic is fictitiously fulfilled.
Nietzsche argues that logic rests on the assumption that there are identical cases and self-identical things, which reality, a world of becoming, does not supply. The law of identity is therefore a useful fiction: a simplification that living beings impose on the flux so that they can calculate and survive. Logic holds only of a world we have first falsified to fit it.
So the assumption is not rationally, culturally or spiritually fulfilled in Nietzsche's account; it is satisfied only by a fiction we create.
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