Description
A curated gateway to Friedrich Nietzsche’s most provocative ideas, this collection brings together key writings that challenge comfortable assumptions about truth, morality, and the social order. Through incisive critiques of religion and conventional ethics, Nietzsche traces how beliefs are formed, how values are defended, and how power and perspective shape what people call “right” or “real.” Readers follow a high-level arc from questioning inherited dogmas to confronting the human drive for meaning, self-overcoming, and intellectual honesty. Written in Nietzsche’s distinctive, aphoristic style—bold, unsparing, and often controversial—these works invite you to rethink the foundations of culture and the possibilities of a freer, more self-aware life.
Available Editions
paperback
Chatto & Windus
Published Jan 1, 1971
692 pages
ISBN: 0701116013
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Details
First Published
1954
Language
eng
Translation
From: deu
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