When the title figure of this work comes to a town where he sees a crowd watching a tightrope walker, he tells them, "Man is something that shall be overcome," but they think he is announcing the tightrope performer. He later explains that "everything goes, everything comes back," a statement of the concept of historical cycles known as "eternal recurrence." This book also includes the title figure's assertion that man is
When the title figure of this work comes to a town where he sees a crowd watching a tightrope walker, he tells them, "Man is something that shall be overcome," but they think he is announcing the tightrope performer. He later explains that "everything goes, everything comes back," a statement of the concept of historical cycles known as "eternal recurrence." This book also includes the title figure's assertion that man is poisoned by those who teach that salvation is in the next world, not this one, saying that the man who overcomes will reject Christianity. FTP what is this book positing the ubermensch, a work about a title thinker by Friedrich Nietzsche?
When the title figure of this work comes to a town where he sees a crowd watching a tightrope walker, he tells them, "Man is something that shall be overcome," but they think he is announcing the tightrope performer.
Thus Spake Zarathustra