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By Friedrich Nietzsche and John Pidgeon
This collection brings together into one volume Nietzsche’s most prescient writings on religion, morality, and value, culled from his books, notes, and letters. It presents the pithy Nietzsche, the cultural critic, the perceptive psychologist and observer of human frailty, and the aphorist who tried to say in ten sentences what others say in a book — what others do not say in a book. His readers return again and again for the sheer wealth of ideas, the startling acumen, and the spirited stylings. No other eminent philosopher is so enjoyable to read. He is stimulating, challenging, at times even dismaying, but never dull.
Paperback, 199 pages.
