Titlebook: Nietzsche and Modern Literature; Themes in Yeats, Ril Keith M. May Book 1988 Keith May 1988 bibliography.culture.English literature.Europe.

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,Rilke’s Angels and the , Nietzsche’s own words, ‘has existed often enough already’.. But the context of that remark in . is an argument that the ‘higher type’ of man, the ‘more valuable type’, has been ousted by Christianity. Nietzsche is probably not talking specificially about the overman, who has earlier been adumbrated

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Mann: Beyond Good and Evil,mology according to which, Mann states, there were in the beginning God Himself, soul and matter. Soul was the ‘primevally human’, and so for the purpose of reading the Joseph novels rightly we should imagine that some indescribable sort of human potential, some ‘human stuff’, existed before any spe

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,God and Nietzsche’s Madman,under attack. Unbelievers generally assume that God was always an illusion, so that our modern repudiation of him can only increase our freedom. Nietzsche knows, on the contrary, that a world without God must be a wilderness as well as an opportunity. Nietzsche assumes that when God ‘lived in men’s

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