Friedrich Nietzsche Finger Puppet

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Friedrich Nietzsche Finger Puppet

He wrote 'The Birth of Tragedy,' so why not give birth to a tragedy of your own, starring this Friedrich Nietzsche finger puppet? On your finger, he's a puppet; on your fridge, he's a magnet; as a philosopher, he's a life-affirming iconoclast!

Approx. 4" tall. Not nearly as tall as the Ubermensch.

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FRIEDRICH NIETZSCHE
(October 15, 1844 - August 25, 1900)
Nietzsche was an entirely unsystematic philosopher. When he philosophized at all it was 'with a hammer,' breaking down brittle thoughts. Nietzsche is better described as an 'anti-moralist' who passionately rejected Western bourgeois civilization. He regarded Christianity as decadent, and in place of its 'slave morality' he looked to the Übermensch, a heroic and noble individual who would consciously affirm life and whose 'will to power' would set him off from 'the herd' of humanity.

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Guest from Ontario
Title: Cute side of Nietzsche
I Love, Love, Love this puppet
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Guest from Virginia
Title: an adorable asshole
A funny gift. So cute!
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Guest from Elysia
Title: Feline Approved
Super adorable. Got pulled off my white board by my cat, but I figured she just didn't agree with his ethics. It's Nietzsche. You want him.
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