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Zarathustra (n.) is no longer philosophy but a drama of transformation that swallowed the intellect — concerned not with thought but with the thinker of thought.
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Zarathustra (n.) is no longer philosophy but a drama of transformation that swallowed the intellect — concerned not with thought but with the thinker of thought.
Zarathustra (n.) is more for Nietzsche than a poetic figure — an involuntary confession: with God dead, the daemon of wisdom became his bodily double.
Zarathustra (n.) tries to enter the sanctuary of his own existence by an askesis like the religious one but differently oriented, a gospel meant to end the Christian era.