Faust, the Superman Before the Übermensch Theory

The main character of Goethe "Faust" is a controversial personality. Dr. Foster's moral quality is not clearly defined, so it is difficult for him to judge whether he is a good person or a bad guy. Despite the ambiguity, some evidence in the whole theater suggests that Dr. Faust is a negative person. First of all, Faust's view and role seems to start positively, but they are usually negative at the start of the game. Second, according to social standards, Faust's behavior is unacceptable, making him an immoral person.

Übermensch (Germany) ("Superman" or "Superman") is the philosophical concept of German philosopher Friedrich Nietzsche. (German: Sprach Zarathustra) However, Nietzsche has never developed this concept based on race. On the contrary, Überermensh "seems to be an ideal target of mental development, not a biological goal." Nazism distorts the true meaning behind this concept and makes it conform to the "owner's race" viewpoint.

... The philosopher read by Jack London was Friedrich Wilhelm Nietzsche (1844-1900). The German philosopher developed the concept of Evermens or Superman. And he got an excellent position in society after he mastered himself and showed his "will of power" and his creative use of energy. In Asra Sprach Zarathustra (ex: Spake Zarathustra), Nietzsche said that it is necessary to reject democracy, contemporary civilization, religion, and Western morals to achieve superhuman identity, and detailed on his superhuman theory It was. London applies some of Nietzsche's complex philosophical principles to the back, as Buck dominates his passion and uses his power to achieve his domination. After all, Buck gave up civilization and chose to live in the wild as "super wolves" - ie leader