Will to Power

Author: Nietzsche
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Publish Date: 2000-01-01
Features: This book is one of the "Collected Works of Nietzsche's Later Thoughts" and is an attempt to reevaluate all values. Nietzsche believed that this world is: a monstrous force, without beginning or end, a solid and fixed force that neither grows nor diminishes, nor consumes itself but only changes its form. As a force everywhere present, it is a play of forces that suddenly becomes one and then becomes many, accumulating and mutually diminishing like a vast ocean that swallows and spews itself, changing ceaselessly, eternal recurrence, a cycle of lasting millions of years. This is the world of the eternal self-creation and self-destruction of Dionysus, as described by Nietzsche. It is the world of the will to power—in addition to this, there is nothing! People themselves are also the will to power—in addition to this, there is nothing!