Friedrich Nietzsche
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The Birth of Tragedy or Hellenism and Pessimism
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In this book, Nietzsche interprets the origins and meaning of Greek tragedy and what it reveals about culture, art, and life.
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The Joyful Wisdom
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Aphorisms that sparkle with mischief and rigor invite you to rethink truth, art, and morality with a dancer’s light step. Here the madman proclaims a godless dawn, laughter becomes a method, and courage means crafting new values from risk and contradiction. A philosophy of gaiety, experiment, and self-overcoming calls you to say yes to fate—and to life itself.
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The Genealogy of Morals
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A provocative inquiry asks where our ideas of good and evil come from. It traces master and slave moralities, priestly resentment, guilt, and the “bad conscience,” arguing that values arise from power, not timeless truth. With philology, psychology, and aphoristic fire, it challenges pity, ascetic ideals, and modern morality to confront their hidden origins.
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The Twilight of the Idols; or, How to Philosophize with the Hammer
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This work serves as both a summary of Nietzsche’s philosophy and a polemical attack on Western morality, religion, and culture.
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Ecce Homo
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A provocative self-examination that blends philosophy and autobiography, this work lays bare the mind of a radical thinker. With wit and intensity, it explores art, morality, and the making of a philosopher who dared to redefine truth, greatness, and the human spirit.
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Human, All Too Human: A Book for Free Spirits
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A provocative collection of aphorisms and reflections challenges conventional morality, religion, and society. With sharp insight and philosophical daring, it explores human nature, freedom, and the pursuit of self-understanding, urging readers to think independently and boldly.
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The Dawn of Day
Categories: Non-Fiction » Philosophy
Aphorisms blaze like signal fires across this book of beginnings: an untimely dawn in which a free spirit tests inherited morals, unmasks pity and guilt, and searches the sources of conscience. With playful severity it urges experiments in living, a brave sobriety, and the courage to make new values—so that daybreak becomes an act of intellectual rebellion.
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Beyond Good and Evil
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A provocative philosopher challenges conventional morality, dissecting notions of truth, virtue, and power. Through sharp aphorisms, he critiques religion, culture, and human nature, urging readers to forge their own values in a world beyond simplistic good and evil. This bold, unsettling work ignites deep reflection on freedom, individuality, and the forces shaping society’s soul.
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The Antichrist
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A provocative critique of religion and morality, challenging traditional beliefs and questioning the foundations of Christian ethics. Through sharp argument and uncompromising analysis, it explores power, human values, and the consequences of moral conformity.
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Thus Spake Zarathustra: A Book for All and None
Categories: Fiction » Literature
A philosophical prose-poem/novel in which Nietzsche presents many of his key ideas through the fictionalized voice of Zarathustra, a prophet-like figure.
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