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Philosophy in the book “I”- superman in the book “I” and in Nietzsche’s.

In his work  “Thus spoke Zarathustra” Nietzsche wrote:

1. “Man is a wire stretch between  animal and superman, wire over disaster”

 Here Nietzsche shows the direction of people spiritual development: according to Nietzsche superman is the bound of man’s development.

1. “What is a monkey in relation to man? Laughing stock or tormenting shame. As such a man must be a man for superman: Laughing stock or tormenting shame”.
2. Truly, man is a muddy flow. You must be a sea, in order to adopt the muddy flow on yourself. Look, I’m teaching you about superman: he’s a sea where you can get drown your great contempt.

In the quotations of N 2 and N 3 Nietzsche ideas relatively to superman expressed superman that he is a spiritual ideal man, who concentrated on the best aspect of a man.

1. I love those who live for cognition and who wants to cognize in order to live as  a superman.
2. I love those who work and invent in order to build dwellings for superman and : prepare for the coming of his land, animals and plant.

  In the quotation of Nietzsche N 4 and N 5, he concentrated his understanding on the high spiritual level of superman! Superman works, invents and cognizes.

In my book “I”, I also used the idea of superman but in another context: the main hero of the book  over come the way from man to the almighty creature – Ruler of universes. In this process  development went through the stage of “superman”.  According to my understanding of Nietzsche, his superman is a man and the main hero of the book “I” at the stage of superman, he’s no more a man, he present himself as an entity from amn and reasonable inorganic matter purchasing series of universal characteristics: telepathy, moving objects in time  remote control effect on any process and immortality.

Apart form this, the difference in Nietzsche’s superman from the superman in the book “I” is that he’s not absolute spiritually: he performs both negative and positive acts. Nietzsche’s superman is the bound of man’s spiritual development but in the book “I” the main hero goes through stages of his formation: man – nonman – superman – Master of Worlds: in such case superman from the book “I” in this context is not  limited in development.