Homonym: Overman (Übermensch)
The term "Overman," or "Übermensch" in German, was popularized by philosopher Friedrich Nietzsche in his work "Thus Spoke Zarathustra." It refers to an idealized individual who transcends conventional morality and societal norms, creating their own values and purpose. The Overman embodies strength, creativity, and self-mastery, representing a goal for humanity to aspire to.
Nietzsche's concept challenges traditional beliefs about morality and human potential, suggesting that individuals should strive for greatness beyond the limitations imposed by society. The Overman is often seen as a symbol of personal empowerment and the pursuit of excellence, encouraging people to embrace their individuality and potential.