Thus Spake Zarathustra
by Friedrich Nietzsche
by Friedrich Nietzsche
| Even if Nietzsche had not written anything else but Thus Spake Zarathustra, he would have served humanity immensely, profoundly... --Osho Books I Have Loved, Session 1 |
first published: 1892--Germany
page of Nietzsche's records,
typewritten, with his handwriting:
typewritten, with his handwriting:
original German title: Also sprach Zarathustra: Ein Buch für
Alle und Keinen, which translates literally in English as "So
Zarathustra Spoke: A Book For All and None".
In this book, Nietzsche declares his famous statement, "God
is dead", and also fleshes out his model of the "superman",
originally translated in the first English books as the
"overman".
Alle und Keinen, which translates literally in English as "So
Zarathustra Spoke: A Book For All and None".
In this book, Nietzsche declares his famous statement, "God
is dead", and also fleshes out his model of the "superman",
originally translated in the first English books as the
"overman".
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