Like the author's earlier Gay Science, this work explores the concept of eternal recurrence, and contains the phrase "God is dead.
In one section of this book, a character dreams of a soothsayer who proclaims that the future is completely empty. At the end of that dream, a coffin bursts open, provoking a horde of laughter. This text claims that women are incapable of friendship as they are too occupied with love in a section that argues that close friends must be  prepared to  behave as enemies. This text calls those who preach for democracy and equality "tarantulas" and the first part mostly takes place in the town of (*) Motley Cow. A jester causes a tightrope walker to stumble and plummet to his death in this work's prologue, during which the title character descends from a mountain. Like the author's earlier Gay Science, this work explores the concept of eternal recurrence, and contains the phrase "God is dead." The title figure of this work teaches people about the concept of the ubermensch. For 10 points, name this book by Nietzsche titled after the founder of Zoroastrianism.
In one section of this book, a character dreams of a soothsayer who proclaims that the future is completely empty.
Thus Spoke Zarathustra [or Also Sprach Zarathustra]