Will to Power: An Attempt to Re-evaluate All Values: An Attempt to Re-evaluate All Values

Author: Nietzsche
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Publish Date: 1996-07-01
Features: Nietzsche power will is the only absolute driving force governing the world and human behavior, and life is the pursuit of power will. To understand the great essence of Nietzsche's philosophical thought, The Will to Power is indispensable. Like Marx and Freud, Nietzsche was a thinker who greatly influenced the spiritual life of the 20th century. In 2000, on the centennial of Nietzsche's death, the publishing and reading communities in China once again focused on Nietzsche and his works. Nietzsche was a major German philosopher in the late 19th century and one of the key representatives of voluntarism. Influenced by the theory of survival competition, he developed Schopenhauer's life will into the will to power and proposed the theory of the übermensch, thereby giving voluntarism a Social Darwinist twist. In philosophy, he became a precursor to Diltheye's life philosophy and Spengler's historical philosophy, and had a profound impact on important 20th-century Western philosophical schools such as pragmatism and existentialism. This book expresses Nietzsche's theory of the will to power and the theory of the übermensch, making it one of Nietzsche's main representative works. The Will to Power is a representative work of Nietzsche's late philosophical thought and also his most influential philosophical work. The essence of Nietzsche's philosophy lies in the reevaluation of all values, and his "will" is all-consuming. Just as "Germany is above all," both his brilliance and darkness are tied to this will, which is also antidialectical. Nietzsche power will is the only absolute driving force governing the world and human behavior, and life is the pursuit of power will. To understand the great essence of Nietzsche's philosophical thought, The Will to Power is indispensable.
The Will to Power emphasizes the abundance and surplus of life in nature. He believed that the world is not a negative process of all things struggling for survival, but an active process of all things striving for the expansion of life force. Nietzsche linked aesthetic phenomena to the intensity of life force. He believed that the "will to power" creates the strongest individuals, enabling them to shatter all deceptive, sickly, and life-hating aspects of society. To break old traditions and establish new ones, he advocated "re-evaluating all values."