The eternal recurrence, «the basic conception of Zarathustra»
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https://doi.org/10.24310/EstudiosNIETen.vi16.10820Keywords:
Zarathustra, eternal recurrence, overman, will to power, transvaluation of the values, amor fatiAbstract
In Ecce homo, Nietzsche states that the basic conception of Thus spoke Zarathustra consists in «the idea of eternal recurrence, the highest formula of affirmation that can possibly be attained». Taking as a point of departure the analysis of the different parts of this book, first of all we intend to define the place of the thought of eternal recurrence. Establishing the relation of this thought with the notion of overman, the concept of will to power, the project of transvaluation of the values, and the idea of amor fati, we plan to
examine the way Nietzsche conceives it in Thus spoke Zarathustra. Then we aim at evaluating to which extent the thought of eternal recurrence consists in the highest acceptation ofthe world as it is.
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