He described "the Last Man" in a work whose title figure spends ten years in the mountains, only to descend and teach of the Ã¼bermensch.
This man described the monumental, antiquarian, and critical forms of the title discipline in an essay impugning harmful ways to write about the past. That essay, On the Uses and Disadvantages of History for Life, appears in his Untimely Meditations. In one book, he encourages the reader to make "new suns" and suggests that a love of fate, or amor fati, could help one embrace the idea brought on by a demon that you might have to live the same life over and over again. He described "the Last Man" in a work whose title figure spends ten years in the mountains, only to descend and teach of the Ã¼bermensch. For 10 points, name this author of Thus Spoke Zarathustra, a German who wrote in his aphoristic book The Gay Science that  "God is dead" before his mental breakdown.
This man described the monumental, antiquarian, and critical forms of the title discipline in an essay impugning harmful ways to write about the past.
Friedrich [Wilhelm] Nietzsche