El Jesús de Nietzsche

• Autores: Massimo Cacciari
• Localización: Instantes y Azares: Escrituras Nietzscheanas, ISSN 1666-2849, Nº. 2, 2002, págs. 13-25
• Idioma: español
• Títulos paralelos:
  • Nietzsche's Jesus
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  • Against the “ordinary” interpretation of Nietzsche’s anti- Christianity, this paper attempts to establish the dífferences between Jesus, Christ and Christianity in the German thinker’s work. In this sense, Jesus not only is the opposite of the Übermensch, but it represents a ring in the chaín leading to it. While the free spirit (Freigeist) is still an expression of the “power” of the will to power, the figure of the Übermensch represents its counterfigure: deep clown the will to power cannot be but a counterstríke of itself, will to renounce, “liberation” of itself. It is at this point that the Jesus “that is self-giving” is closer to the Übermensch.