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The
Anti-Christ
by H. L. Mencken (Translator), Friedrich
Wilhelm Nietzsche
The
Cambridge Companion to Nietzsche
by Bernd Magnus, Kathleen Marie Higgins (Editors)
Nietzsche's
Perspectivism
by Steven D. Hales, Rex Welshon, Steven Hales
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Friedrich
Nietzsche 1844
- 1900
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 Nietzsche
in Turin : An Intimate Biography
by Lesley Chamberlain.
British journalist Lesley Chamberlain
chronicles the extraordinary year, 1888, during which the
expatriate German philosopher wrote three of his greatest works:
Twilight of the Idols, The Antichrist, and Ecce
Homo. More fundamentally, Chamberlain reclaims Friedrich
Nietzsche (1844-1900) from cliché, replacing the misogynist,
proto-fascist madman of myth with a vulnerable human
being--proud, lonely, an avid walker and eater--who questioned
all received wisdom in his effort to give men and women their
freedom. Chamberlain's elegant text is passionately personal,
buttressed by careful scholarship. She succeeds admirably in her
goal "to befriend Nietzsche."...
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Nietzsche bibliography
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here for General Philosophy Books
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Annotated Timeline with pictures! Site Includes:
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Excellent and visually stunning (especially using an IE 4+
browser) site by Katharena Eiermann.
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An interesting and visual site. Site Includes:
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Essay by Frank H. W. Edler
This essay addresses the question of language and being
in Willa Cather's novel The Professor's House and how Cather goes
back to a language based on the logos of nature.
Excerpt:
...(Susan) Rosowski has made a remarkable
breakthrough...in her claim that The Professor’s House is a
meta-novel concerned with the renewal of language. I am in basic agreement
with her position. What I wish to examine more closely is the relationship
between language and the ground of being as a process or movement in the
three books of the novel. Moreover, I think the movement of language and
being as Cather presents it in the novel can be illuminated by references
to Henry David Thoreau, Nietzsche, and Heidegger. In my view, we cannot
fully understand the novel without coming to terms with what Cather is
saying about the philosophy of language...
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A page devoted to the study of all philosophy, but with a focus on the works of Friedrich
Nietzsche. Includes Links, Essays, and a book store.
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Horacio Potel
Freidrich Nietzsche, sus textos en español, comentarios,
biografía, galeria de fotos, bibliografía y enlaces relacionados.
Friedrich Nietzsche, his texts in Spanish, extensive
commentaries, biography, photos, bibliography and related links.
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