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Nietzsche’’s Thus Spoke Zarathustra
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Artikel-Nr:
9781441107404
Veröffentl:
2008
Einband:
PDF
Seiten:
240
Autor:
Dr James Luchte
Serie:
Continuum Studies in Continental Philosophy
eBook Typ:
PDF
eBook Format:
PDF
Kopierschutz:
Adobe DRM [Hard-DRM]
Sprache:
Deutsch
Beschreibung:
Nietzsche famously regardedThus Spoke Zarathustra as his greatest work. However, despite Nietzsche''s pervasive influence upon the philosopher and non-philosopher alike, and his own intense regard forZarathustra, there has been relatively little serious study of Nietzsche''smagnum opus.
This book seeks to address this gap in the available literature by takingThus Spoke Zarathustra seriously, not only with respect to its impact on the interpretation of Nietzsche''s philosophy, but also in light of the broader questions of the relationships between poetry, philosophy and existence. Fifteen leading Nietzsche scholars examine the structure, method, style and sources ofZarathustra as a philosophical text and its relationship to methodological and metaphilosophical questions amid the broader discussions of philosophy. The book also explores the implications of the philosophical questioning, interventions and teachings ofZarathustra with respect to both its negative engagement with the tradition and its attempt to set forth somethingnew under the sun in its affirmative overcoming of nihilism.
This book seeks to address this gap in the available literature by takingThus Spoke Zarathustra seriously, not only with respect to its impact on the interpretation of Nietzsche''s philosophy, but also in light of the broader questions of the relationships between poetry, philosophy and existence. Fifteen leading Nietzsche scholars examine the structure, method, style and sources ofZarathustra as a philosophical text and its relationship to methodological and metaphilosophical questions amid the broader discussions of philosophy. The book also explores the implications of the philosophical questioning, interventions and teachings ofZarathustra with respect to both its negative engagement with the tradition and its attempt to set forth somethingnew under the sun in its affirmative overcoming of nihilism.
Nietzsche famously regardedThus Spoke Zarathustra as his greatest work. However, despite Nietzsche''s pervasive influence upon the philosopher and non-philosopher alike, and his own intense regard forZarathustra, there has been relatively little serious study of Nietzsche''smagnum opus.
This book seeks to address this gap in the available literature by takingThus Spoke Zarathustra seriously, not only with respect to its impact on the interpretation of Nietzsche''s philosophy, but also in light of the broader questions of the relationships between poetry, philosophy and existence. Fifteen leading Nietzsche scholars examine the structure, method, style and sources ofZarathustra as a philosophical text and its relationship to methodological and metaphilosophical questions amid the broader discussions of philosophy. The book also explores the implications of the philosophical questioning, interventions and teachings ofZarathustra with respect to both its negative engagement with the tradition and its attempt to set forth somethingnew under the sun in its affirmative overcoming of nihilism.
This book seeks to address this gap in the available literature by takingThus Spoke Zarathustra seriously, not only with respect to its impact on the interpretation of Nietzsche''s philosophy, but also in light of the broader questions of the relationships between poetry, philosophy and existence. Fifteen leading Nietzsche scholars examine the structure, method, style and sources ofZarathustra as a philosophical text and its relationship to methodological and metaphilosophical questions amid the broader discussions of philosophy. The book also explores the implications of the philosophical questioning, interventions and teachings ofZarathustra with respect to both its negative engagement with the tradition and its attempt to set forth somethingnew under the sun in its affirmative overcoming of nihilism.