The Three Metamorphoses
The first book of Thus Spoke Zarathustra begins with the story of three metamorphoses: "How the spirit becomes camel, the camel becomes lion, and how finally the lion becomes child." The camel is the animal who carries: he carries the weight of established values, the burdens of education, morality, and culture. He carries them into the desert, where he turns into a lion; the lion destroys statues, tramples burdens, and leads the critique of all established values. Finally, the lion must become child.
Why has the preying lion still to become a child? Innocence is the child, and forgetfulness, a new beginning, a game, a self-rolling wheel, a first movement, a holy Yes.
Excerpted from Nietzsche by Gilles Deleuze and Thus Spoke Zarathustra
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The Three Metamorphoses Size Guide
| Size label | Length | Width |
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XS
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27
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16 1/2
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S
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28
|
18
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M
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29
|
20
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L
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30
|
22
|
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XL
|
31
|
24
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2XL
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32
|
26
|
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3XL
|
33
|
28
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4XL
|
34
|
30
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5XL
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35
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32
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