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Um dos trabalhos filosóficos mais lidos e influentes de todos os tempos, ‘Assim falou Zaratustra’ talvez deva sua extraordinária fortuna ao seu caráter híbrido: filosofia, religião e literatura nele se juntam de maneira complexa e atraente. O livro narra as andanças e ensinamentos de um filósofo, que se auto-nomeou Zaratustra após a fundação do Zoroastrismo na antiga Pérsia. Para explorar muitas das ideias de Nietzsche, o livro usa uma forma poética e fictícia, frequentemente satirizando o Novo Testamento.

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