AMOR FATI LIKE POSSIBILITY OF ETHICAL LIFE IN NIETZSCHE

Abstract

The present work focuses on reflecting on the relationship between the concept of Overman and the Eternal Nietzsche. With such concepts Nietzsche intends to establish a new relationship with life and time. The overman (or superman) consists in the overcoming of man, that is, in the need to overcome the once the greatest historically consolidated reference has been lost, namely, to God. Nietzsche longs for a new life-affirming man, a “higher type”. In this sense, the Eternal Return is related to the Beyond of man. The abyssal thought (Read, Eternal Return) is a terrible thought, since it affirms that all things return eternally, without ceasing; but, Nietzsche thinks: he affirms the eternal return of things is the maximum expression of the importance of life, of amor fati. It is not by chance that Nietzsche relates it to the overman, “superior type”: overman, eternal return and amor fati are, in the last instance, the marks of a new culture in overman that prevails. to a record of life.