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Nietzsche’s Everlasting Return | The New Yorker
It takes a powerful thinker to imagine management of a preposition and propel it right into a international language. That’s what Friedrich Nietzsche did with the phrase أ¼ber. In German, it could imply â??over,â?* â??past,â?* or â??about.â?* You’re studying an essay أ¼ber Nietzsche. As a prefix, أ¼ber is usually equal to the English â??tremendousâ?*â??أ¼bernatأ¼rlich is …
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