Nietzsche, Kundera, and Shit

Friedrich Nietzsche sees itself being surrounded by the world of human architecture. Just as cows graze their favorite grass, humans are stuck to these concepts and become a herd of cattle. Individual identity is hard to exist. The mediocrity of morality is the best. Nietzsche has lived in a world without life. Milan Kundera lives all over the world today. His world is as dead as Nietzsche. Rejection is the focus of society. To deny that it can not assimilate with the difference of social assimilation. In his novel 'Unbearable light of existence', Kundera relies on word kitsch to explain the power of denial.

If the story of Kundera starts with the weight of Nietzsche's philosophy, then the movie will first introduce its opposite brightness. This book combines philosophy and psychoanalysis and uses them as a tool of a talker to explain the character's mind and its behavior, the relationship between weight and lightness, love, and sex. The second page of Kundera's novel introduces readers the popular themes of this book. Forever, this is a terrible prospect Nietzsche said eternal return ideas are the heaviest burden in the world of eternity return, because the burden of unbearable responsibility is in every move we do Eternity forever If our return is the heaviest burden, our lives can stand out among all their shining lights. But is the heavy truth sad, bright and wonderful? "

At the beginning of the novel, Kundera explained Thomas' idea about Nietzsche on eternal return. Thomas does not believe in eternity, so I believe that life is bright. He can not think that he is doing a heavy job because he can not do two things and compare the two decisions. On the one hand, the concept of eternal return means that everything in life is done innumerable. It deprives the importance of the decisions made in life, thus eliminating heavy ones. The absence of heavy life means lack of meaning

After talking with my friends about my writing habits, I wrote this article. In our conversation, I implied the famous book of Milanese Kundera, casually mentioning "unbearable writing ease". When I got home, I saw Kundera's book and I read it again for years after seeing it for the first time. When I was eighteen, it did not bring me the same effect. But it makes me think about Kundera 's revolutionary writing style, a philosophical approach to his contradiction, and the ability to learn from Nietzsche' s eternal return philosophy. Our mistake When I finished reading it, I gathered 9 more books from the bookshelf, all of them they touched something about my life and handed it to my daughter It was.