Literature and Communism, by George Betai

According to the opinion of Bataille, the communists opposed what they saw as sovereignty, but for Nietzsche, the world deprived of what he called sovereignty would be an unforgivable world. Nietzsche did not accept a world where man is a means and not an end in every public project. Therefore, Bataille believes that there are two basic positions that the thought faces, namely: communism, which reduces every human to the rank of the object, and Nietzsche's stance, which liberates the self from the boundaries it has established, in the face of its past and the objectivity of the present. Number of pages: 144