Zarathustra’s Animals: Heidegger and Nietzsche . on the Question of Living Animal
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https://doi.org/10.24310/EstudiosNIETen.vi10.10182Keywords:
animality, subjectivity, overmanAbstract
The place of animality in the work of Nietzsche, mainly in Thus Spoke Zaratustra, is a key point to understand the path toward the Uebermensch. Heidegger’s approach to this question in Nietzsche must be thought in the line of the interpretation of a thinker that deepens nihilism, and of the representative metaphysics that dominates all the earth. This paper examines some problematic aspects of this interpretation, and tries to show
the importance of another way to think the notion of animal in Nietzsche.
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