This thinker claimed that the shadow of God was impossible to overcome, which he analogized to the Buddha's shadow remaining on cave walls after the sage's death.
This man asked the sexist philosophers of his time "Supposing Truth is a woman—what then?" This thinker claimed that the shadow of God was impossible to overcome, which he analogized to the Buddha's shadow remaining on cave walls after the sage's death. In one work, this philosopher criticized Socrates for limiting the (*) Dionysian element, ultimately destroying Athenian drama. This man determined that the "will to power" drove all humans to action. His concept of "eternal recurrence" was first posited in his work Thus Spake Zarathustra. For 10 points, name this German philosopher, famous for his assertion that "God is dead."
This man asked the sexist philosophers of his time "Supposing Truth is a woman
Friedrich Wilhelm Nietzsche