That disease in the skin of the earth which is «man»
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animality, overman, sacrifice, community of livingAbstract
Thus spoke Zarathustra may be read as an ontological text in which different «ways of being» are present. The mode of «being human», in the figure of «the last man» implies a continuous transformation of the living animal for the sake of «humanization». The culture, understood as «spiritualization», implies to dominate the living animal, to negate it. This «other way of being» which is the Übermensch means other link with the liv-
ing, a non-sacrificial link, analysed in this article.
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