"Is the Sea Not Full of Verdant Islands?": Zarathustra on Passing by the Great City

In Michael McNeal & Paul Kirkland (eds.), Joy and Laughter in Nietzsche’s Political Philosophy: Alternative Liberatory Politics. London, UK: (forthcoming)
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Abstract

I examine Zarathustra's increasing ambivalence about his role as philosopher-prophet-legislator, connecting the speech "On Passing By" (Z III.7) with his doctrine of amor fati (GS 276) as a pivotal moment in his gradual ascent up the ladder of love/affirmation and consequent overcoming of great politics. Forthcoming 2022.

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