Essay - Philosophy Plato vs. Nietzsche Plato Believed Thinking Logically Brought the...

Philosophy

Plato vs. Nietzsche

Plato believed thinking logically brought the thinker to a higher plane of consciousness. He ***** this logic brought ***** thinker ***** a place beyond the outside, where being lives unchanging and undetectable. On the o*****r hand, ***** believed life triumphs over itself by will and power, and thought lives on, just like another flower in the field, and this is the topic of "The Dance S*****g."

***** ***** to power theory ***** the instrument of the self, overcoming difficulties by utilizing Nietzsche's composition of ***** seasons. We say life is what happens around us, what changes and creates *****, in the diversity ***** the natural world around *****. A simpler example is the seasons. Spring brings the beginning of new life, which flourishes in the warmth of summer. Autumn alters the life and prepares it for the hardship of winter. The name for this disappearance of springtime abundance is *****. Winter is the opposite - the desertion - ***** spring, but it ***** more, it is the hidden remembrance of spring, not a death, but instead an evaporation ***** everything representative of spring. Thus, winter is tied to spring; it ***** a hiding place, the ***** ***** *****, and the evaporation of spring. To realize this is to understand that winter takes away the abundance ***** spring, making us appreciate spring all the *****, and helping us recognize the abundance ***** will return, as we suffer the agony of what is now.

The process is a circle, or ***** formula of the *****. Winter ***** away ***** bright hope of spring, but spring resides in the heart of winter, and ***** reappear again, in the ongo*****g cycle. Spring is never br***** ***** and unknown, ***** is the recurrence ***** something that d*****appeared ***** will always ***** eventually. Therefore, we know that ***** we call spring, the colors, sights, and sounds of ***** season, disappear into what we ***** as winter, so these help define the seasons. ***** is ***** vanishes in *****, and winter is really the departure of what we call spring. In other words, when spring begins anew, it has already existed previously, **********, and reappeared, creating a new spring *****nd a new some*****. It is never totally new, because it has survived in the core of winter, only to make a reappearance in the circle of life that continues forever.

***** plays a role in *****, for it is the place ***** d*****appears, but ***** always carries the hope of spr*****g, because it is where spring reappears from, so spring is tied ***** winter just as winter ***** tied to spring. When we can ***** the cold, anguish of winter, we can appreciate the full bloom ***** spring. *****, spring represents etern*****y, as it always reappears, there is no ahead of and behind, there only is. Spring is eternal, it ***** ***** return, and we can find it in the reappearance ***** winter, ***** **********. Thus, if we understand the cold, darkness of