Zarathustra Is Dead, Long Live Zarathustra!

Abstract Paul Loeb's book will appeal most to those who love to solve riddles and puzzles and who conversely cannot stand to see them unresolved; it will be welcomed by those who love to tidy up and tie up loose ends, the closure-seekers; it will be hailed by those who jubilate in the slaying of ambiguities—his book speaks with one voice and has a tendency to silence others. The book's closest analogy would be the commentaries that range from Naumann's four-volume Zarathustra-Commentar (1899–1901) to Gooding-Williams's Zarathustra's Dionysian Modernism (2001), not because Loeb provides a chapter and verse running commentary but because he offers an overall explanation and exegesis that speak to the whole of Thus Spoke ..
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