eternal return

It's the nightmare of the eternal return - nothing is new.

On this beautiful day I saw continuity, an eternal return, only harmony.

I myself pertain to the causes of the eternal return.

My resurrection will confirm the eternal return of the spring after winter.

It should be distinguished from the philosophical concept of eternal return.

And the eternal return also of the smallest man!

In general, according to Eliade, traditional man sees the eternal return as something positive, even necessary.

He consulted with a psychologist who was engaged in trying to prove the theory of eternal return.

Nietzsche wrote about the possibility of eternal return as a kind of challenge.

Myth and ritual are vehicles of "eternal return" to the mythical age.

The old gang is all dying, and Olga decides to enter the eternal return.

Yet part of what's making this upsurge happen is a cultural version of eternal return.

This has been Axelrod's career, an eternal return to Chicago and to the politics of race.

However, Eliade argues that the eternal return does not lead to "a total cultural immobility".

Kirk thinks Eliade's theory of eternal return applies to some cultures.

Through this reenactment, these societies achieve an "eternal return" to the mythical age.

Gilles Deleuze also emphasized the connection between the will to power and eternal return.

The shamanistic behaviors surrounding the High God are a particularly clear example of the eternal return.

Within Nietzsche scholarship, the book was notable for giving serious consideration to the concepts of the will to power and the eternal return.

Therefore, by the logic of the eternal return, each New Year is the beginning of the cosmos.

To some, the theory of the eternal return may suggest that traditional societies are stagnant and unimaginative, afraid to try anything new.

The Eternal Return was released on June 23, 2009, two weeks later than originally announced.

Related to the concept of eternal return is the Poincaré recurrence theorem in mathematics.

Eliade attributes the well-known "cyclic" view of time in ancient thought to the eternal return.

Upon rising to this level, an actor effaces herself as such and joins the abstract realm of eternal return.