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: : : : : : : What did Nietzsche think "progress" was? : : : : The "progression" towards the end of mankind. : : : PROGRESS HAS EVERYTHING TO DO WITH HIS JOURNEY---NOT MANKIND---HIS GOAL WAS NOT TO TEACH IT ,THIS PROGRESS, FOR IT IS VIRTUALLY UNTEACHABLE. THE PROGRESS WAS HIS LETTING GO AND GOING UP. DOES ANYONE TRULY UNDERSTAND WHAT IS MEANT BY THAT???? : : First of all, lets us all understand this: Nietzschean : : philosophy does not fit within the ideological doctrines : : of the Enlightenment. Therefore: Nietzsche was : : not concerned with the progress of mankind, or, : : for that matter, he was not even concerned with the : : progression of himself. However, an answer can be : : given forth despite the obvious futility: Neitzsche : : was concerned, quite obviously, with the idea of : : the Overman, who was the conqueror of mankind --or, : : more specifically, the destroyer of Christian faith. : : If you refer to Nietzsce's widely-noted paen to the : : eternal recurrence, which was a fundamental means of : : propagation for him, it will be elicidated that, for Nietzsche, : %

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