All Too Human precedes a work by this author that includes a passage titled "The Greatest Weight" which asks whether one would celebrate as a god a demon who announced that one would have to relive his life over the exact same way infinitely many times.
One work by this author, subtitled "A Book for Free Spirits," includes an opening section noting it was begun at the Bayreuth festival of music. Human, All Too Human precedes a work by this author that includes a passage titled "The Greatest Weight" which asks whether one would celebrate as a god a demon who announced that one would have to relive his life over the exact same way infinitely many times. That is this thinker's idea of eternal recurrence. FTP what German philosopher had a madman pronounce that "God is dead" in The Gay Science?
One work by this author, subtitled "A Book for Free Spirits," includes an opening section noting it was begun at the Bayreuth festival of music.
Friedrich Nietzsche