Abstract
The present work intends to carry out an analysis of
the concept of dance (Tanz) in Thus spoke
Zarathustra by F. Nietzsche. From the main figure
of Zarathustra, as a guiding thread, we will try to
give an account of the importance of dance, music
and singing in its first stage of intellectual
emancipation. After Nietzsche frustration and
rupture with Wagnerian music and Schopenhauer
philosophy, Zarathustra character will try, like a
child, dance on morals and play with values. Dance
acquires a direct connection with the free spirit, the
artist and the will to power in its struggle against
suicide and heaviness. Thus, the dance becomes a
concept of vital importance.
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