Diwakar Regmi Bücher

Exploring the intersection of Nietzschean philosophy and the Mahabharata, this book delves into the concept of the Superman through the character Karna. It analyzes metaphysical, ethical, and political dimensions, drawing parallels between Karna and Nietzsche's ideal. The comparative study highlights how Karna embodies the traits of the Nietzschean Superman, revealing shared values and visions of humanity across different cultures and eras. This unique examination presents Karna as a quintessential representation of Nietzsche's philosophical ideals within the context of the epic.

Focusing on the Hindu epic, this collection of critical essays explores themes of power, politics, and diplomacy within ancient Bh ratavar a. It delves into complex issues such as gender, ethics, and human values against a backdrop of rivalry and conflict. Additionally, the essays examine the interplay between prav tti and niv tti values, as well as the concepts of fate and heroism, providing a nuanced understanding of the epic's multifaceted narrative.