Nietzsche and Buddhism: Prolegomenon to a Comparative Study

absolute action activities affirmation anatta Apollinian Apollo arhant ascetic Atman attained become belief Birth of Tragedy body Brahman Buddha Buddhism Buddhist perspective causality cause ceasing characterised Christianity cognition concept consciousness contradiction craving creative death denial desire destruction Deussen Dionysian Dionysus discipline doctrine dukkha egoism empirical reality energy essence essentially Eternal Recurrence ethical evil existence experience expression fact feeling freedom human Ibid ideal ignorance impermanence Indian individual interpretation karma KGW VII knowledge living Mahayana metaphysical mind monk moral moreover Nâgasena nature necessity negation Nietzsche says nihilism nihilistic Nikaya nirvana nothingness Oldenberg one's origin overcoming pain philosophy pity postulate present question Rahula realised reason recognise redemption religion represents reveals samsara Sankhya Schopenhauer Schopenhauer's sense soul spiritual striving suffering sunyata Sutta Nipata tat tvam asi Tathagata things thinking thought transmigration truth Übermensch Upanishadic Vaccha Vedanta world is eternal Zarathustra