Friedrich Nietzsche wrote On the Three of Metamorphoses in this book. Thus Spoke Zarathustra true Right desires and reasoning false Child false Single According to this philosopher, philosophy is the practice of practice.  Aristotle false Socrates true Thus Spoke Zarathustra false Single According to Aristotle, this is true happiness, characterized by a life of virtue. Camel false Socrates false Eudaimonia true Single In the Three Metamorphoses, he used this metaphor to represent the first stage the spirit undergoes. Camel true Socrates false Aristotle false Single These characteristics are possessed by a virtuous Dragon false Right desires and reasoning true Child false Single This is the controversial statement of Nietzsche about the state of humanity in the era of modernity.  Contemplation false Nicomachean Ethics false God is dead true Single In Nietzsche’s On the Three Metamorphoses, he used this metaphor to represent the final stage of the spirit. It symbolizes innocence, forgiveness, new beginnings, and the sacred yes. Child true Dragon false Ubermensch false Single This philosopher wrote the Nicomachean Ethics. He is also one of the most influential thinkers in Western Philosophy.  Thus Spoke Zarathustra false Aristotle true Right desires and reasoning false Single This is an essential activity to attain Eudaimonia. Nicomachean Ethics false Ubermensch false Contemplation true Single In Nietzsche’s On the Three Metamorphoses, this being will no longer be called God/Lord by the spirit. Dragon true Contemplation false Child false Single