In his main work, Nietzsche uses the voice of the invented ancient Persian prophet Zarathustra to announce his 'teachings': of the eternal recurrence of the same, of the superman and the will to power. 'God is dead; God died of his compassion for people.' The meaning of life, on the other hand, is to be found in purely human terms. A person does not measure himself by what a person should be, but he affirms what he is in contrast to everyone else. The superman is the unmistakable individual who has his worth in himself, just because he is there. - With a compact biography of the author.
In his main work, Nietzsche uses the voice of the invented ancient Persian prophet Zarathustra to announce his 'teachings': of the eternal recurrence of the same, of the superman and the will to power. 'God is dead; God died of his compassion for people.' The meaning of life, on the other hand, is to be found in purely human terms. A person does not measure himself by what a person should be, but he affirms what he is in contrast to everyone else. The superman is the unmistakable individual who has his worth in himself, just because he is there. - With a compact biography of the author.
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Author
Nietzsche Friedrich
Publisher
Philipp Reclam jun. Verlag
Reclam Verlag
ISBN
9783150206935
Format
Paperback
Taschenbuch
Year Published
2023
Pages
367
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In his main work, Nietzsche uses the voice of the invented ancient Persian prophet Zarathustra to announce his 'teachings': of the eternal recurrence of the same, of the superman and the will to power. 'God is dead; God died of his compassion for people.' The meaning of life, on the other hand, is to be found in purely human terms. A person does not measure himself by what a person should be, but he affirms what he is in contrast to everyone else. The superman is the unmistakable individual who has his worth in himself, just because he is there. - With a compact biography of the author.