Is Nietzsche really crazy, and why is Nietzsche crazy?

It's not crazy, it's because of a kind of cynicism after extreme dissatisfaction with reality and helplessness. He was a sage, but in the realm of mortals he was considered insane.

Many people have different opinions about Nietzsche's madness.

Some people say that Nietzsche is crazy because there is something wrong with his ideological and theoretical system.

Some people say that Nietzsche went crazy because he was trying to fight God.

Some people say that Nietzsche is crazy because he is too arrogant and "thinks" crazy about himself.

There is a saying that Nietzsche should not write for more than twenty minutes at a time, otherwise the eyes will not be able to stand it. But I think twenty minutes is too much of an exaggeration......However, it is true that Nietzsche's eyesight is almost as blind as a blind man, which makes Nietzsche very challenging when he reads and writes.

By the time Nietzsche was 31 years old, his insomnia had become more severe, and the secondary symptoms of various illnesses had flare-up together, resulting in him having little good place from head to toe.

This continued until Nietzsche was 45 years old, and when Nietzsche was 45 years old he went mad in Turin, Italy, and madness may have been a relief for him.

Before he went crazy, his body was basically as dilapidated as a disabled person, his eyesight was basically lost, he had serious problems with his nervous and digestive systems, insomnia, spasms of internal organs, he would vomit immediately after eating food, and there were not many good places on his body.

So it's also interesting to say that Nietzsche went crazy, and one of the parts that went crazy in the end was the brain.

For a long time, Nietzsche was sick in all parts except the brain, and only the brain could still think and function strongly, but after this day in Turin, Nietzsche's brain finally went on strike, and the last good part also entered its twilight years.

Nietzsche's three realms of life:

In Nietzsche's "On Three Metamorphosis", Nietzsche pointed out that the three realms of life are: camel, lion and baby. Neald uses these three realms as a metaphor for the spiritual changes of human beings:

The camel is the earliest stage of the human spirit, daring to absorb and accumulate; The lion is the second stage, the courage to show their intelligence and the spirit of daring to innovate; Babies are the final stage, back to basics, free to be free.

However, human beings do not have an eternal and immutable value framework, and any concept of value is temporary. The camel will always reach the limit of its endurance and thus transform and transcend the lion, and the lion will eventually end its battle with the old yoke and transform itself into a baby. Nietzsche uses the infant as a metaphor for the human spirit of the newborn human being, because the infant is the beginning and return of the human being.

Nietzsche was overconfident all his life and kept scolding others. I've never been PUA. Therefore, I do not know reverence.

In 1889, Nietzsche, who had been incomprehensible for a long time, was said to have lost his mind and had a nervous breakdown because he could not bear the long solitude and hugged the neck of a horse that was being abused by a groom on the streets of Turin.

Before he began to study philosophy, Nietzsche was a philologist. At the age of 24, Nietzsche became professor of German-speaking classics at the University of Basel in Switzerland, specializing in ancient Greek and Latin literature. However, he resigned in 1879 due to health problems, and has been suffering from mental illness ever since.

After Nietzsche had a nervous breakdown in 1889, he never recovered, and lived in the care of his mother and sister until his death in 1900. Nietzsche's main works include "The Will to Power", "The Birth of Tragedy", "An Untimely Investigation", "Thus Said Zarathustra", "Philosophy in the Age of Greek Tragedy", "On the Genealogy of Morality", etc.

Finally insane. There are three reasons for madness:

1. Related to genetics, five years after he was born, his father died of encephalopathy, and Nietzsche's younger brother also died of the same neurological crisis;

2. Related to experience, Nietzsche's life was tormented by pre-fissifixative diseases, and he was infected with diphtheria and diphtheria during his short-term military life during the Franco-Prussian War, which made Nietzsche a three-quarters blind man, and his melancholy, withdrawn, and arrogant personality made him live in isolation;

3. Related to a woman, Nietzsche fell passionately in love with a beautiful woman, because he was too clumsy, he was rejected and cleared, and the self-esteem of the genius was hit, and he was furious.

The days after Nietzsche lost his soul.

Introduce. Nietzsche was a well-known philosopher and writer whose ideas and works have had an important impact on modern culture. However, in 1899 he suffered a nervous breakdown and entered a long period of dementia. He spent his last days in madness.

Nietzsche lost his mind after the onset of the disease, and he went through a long period of dementia. Many of the details of his life are very strange. He walked up and down the road, scurrying around, babbling nonsense.

He rarely communicates with people, gets excited easily, and often yells at those who don't understand him. Rantha was a lonely man with no close friends, only his sister Elizabeth and some concerned believers.

Nietzsche's travel and living environment.

Nietzsche traveled through Europe after his illness, and the circumstances in which he lived were constantly changing. He lived in hotels in various cities, constantly changing rooms. He was sometimes thrown into prison, where he spent some terrible days.

His sister Elizabeth always accompanied him on his travels and helped him with various problems.

Nietzsche lived in very bad conditions, and he often endured hunger and cold. It was difficult for him to find a permanent place to live, but he was always able to find a place to settle him. He spends weeks or months in this place and then sets off again to explore new places.

This wandering life lasted for several years, and his sister Elizabeth kept him by his side.

Nietzsche's works in his later years.

Despite Nietzsche's mental illness, Xiang Xiang Lee still produced a large number of literary works in his later years. His thoughts became deeper and more mysterious. He wrote some famous works, such as "The Philosophy of Noise", "The Will of Ethics", "The Will to Power", "The Birth of Tragedy", etc.

These works have had a great impact on modern culture, and Nietzsche's ideas are also known as the fathers of modern thought.

In his later years, Nietzsche wrote many famous philosophical and literary works, which were published only before he became insane. His later works are more profound and mysterious, reflecting his love of philosophy and art. Although his "crazy" behavior caused many controversies, this did not affect his status as a great thinker.

Summary. Nietzsche was a great philosopher and writer whose ideas and works have had an important impact on modern culture. Although he lost his mind after the onset of his illness, he still produced a large number of literary works.

His thoughts became deeper and more mysterious. His wandering and lonely living circumstances did not prevent him from continuing to be a great thinker. His later works have had a great impact on modern culture, and his ideas are also known as the father of modern thought.

First extreme loneliness, then madness, dying of pneumonia.

On August 25, 1900, Nietzsche died of pneumonia and Elisabeth buried him alongside her father's grave. His friend Gast gave a message of condolence at the funeral: "May your holy name be manifested by all posterity!"

Although Nietzsche wrote in "Look! This Man" states that he does not want to be called "sacred"). Nietzsche's cause of death, popular science in philosophy.