Introducing Nietzsche

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Why must we believe that God is dead? Can we accept that traditional morality is just a 'useful mistake'? Did the principle of 'the will to power' lead to the Holocaust? What are the limitations of scientific knowledge? Is human evolution complete or only beginning? It is difficult to overestimate the importance of Friedrich Nietzsche for our present epoch. His extraordinary insights into human psychology, morality, religion and power seem quite clairvoyant today: existentialism, psychoanalysis, semiotics and postmodernism are plainly anticipated in his writings - which are famously enigmatic and often contradictory."Introducing Nietzsche" is the perfect guide to this exhilarating and oft-misunderstood philosopher.

  • Format: Paperback | 176 pages
  • Dimensions: 118 x 168 x 13mm | 158g
  • Publication date: 18 May 2015
  • Publisher: Icon Books
  • Publication City/Country: Duxford, United Kingdom
  • Language: English
  • Edition Statement: 4th ed.
  • Illustrations note: Illustrations, unspecified
  • ISBN10: 1848310099
  • ISBN13: 9781848310094
  • Bestsellers rank: 55,499

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