montana's review of Thus Spoke Zarathustra: A Book for None and All

Thus Spoke Zarathustra: A Book for None and All Thus Spoke Zarathustra: A Book for None and All
by Friedrich Nietzsche
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recommended for: none and all
status: Read in May, 2003

I learned about eternal recurrence, that big wheel of life that repeats itself again and again and again. I recently edited this concept to suggest that life is a giant fuzzy hoop that is constantly vibrating. It was within minutes of meeting Elise’s friend Samer that I came to this realization; he, rather, saw life as a ski slope with a tiny pendulum at the tip. True or false: Nietzsche infected himself with syphilis to attain supreme enlightenment and collapsed on a street corner hugging a horse in its final stages. True; the fact and the book I best remember from the liberal arts seminar.
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message 1: by Jane
06/15/2007 06:29PM

133107 I love that you have this book on your list - I seem to remember that you had a love/hate thing going on with it...


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