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Hardback
Number of Pages
288
Age Group
All
Language
English
Book Summary
This is a foundational 19th-century philosophical work presented in a trusted English translation. Across nine parts, it surveys how we think about truth, knowledge, religion, morals, culture, and the self, offering a rigorous yet provocative examination of human life. The book speaks to readers with an interest in philosophy, ethics, cultural history, and intellectual debate, delivering a tone that is challenging, insightful, and intellectually adventurous.
The reading experience is structured as a combination of essay-length explorations and pithy epigrams, all guided by a careful translation that preserves the original voice and cadence. An inclusive index and running footnote commentary accompany the text, helping readers grasp historical context, key distinctions, and the subtle approaches to familiar questions. This layout supports both independent reading and in-depth study, making complex ideas more approachable for curious minds.
Concepts covered include ethics, truth, religion, culture, knowledge, power, and the critique of civilization. The translation and editorial apparatus make dense argumentation approachable, with notes that illuminate historical thinkers and core arguments. This makes learning feel purposeful and rewarding, whether you’re exploring these questions for the first time or returning to them for deeper analysis.
Readers gain a richer framework for evaluating beliefs, sharpening critical thinking and analytical skills. The work fosters curiosity, confidence in engaging with difficult ideas, and a nuanced perspective on morality, culture, and human potential—leaving a lasting impression that invites ongoing reflection and discussion.
Product Details
Author
Friedrich Nietzsche
Publisher
Penguin Random House
Number of Pages
288
Language
English
SKU
9780679724650
ISBN
9780679724650
Reading Age
All
Dimensions
13.1x1.7x20.3cm
Binding
Hardback
₹ 1,199
Friedrich Nietzsche (1844-1900) Was Born Near Leipzig In 1844. When He Was Only Twenty-Four He Was Appointed To The Chair Of Classical Philology At Basel University. Works Published In The 1880S Include The Gay Science , Thus Spoke Zarathustra , Beyond Good And Evil , On The Genealogy Of Morals , Twilight Of The Idols And The Antichrist . In January 1889, Nietzsche Collapsed On A Street In Turin And Was Subsequently Institutionalized, Spending The Rest Of His Life In A Condition Of Mental And Physical Paralysis. Works Published After His Death In 1900 Include Will To Power , Based On His Notebooks, And Ecce Homo , His Autobiography.