The Will to Power : txt
A New Translation by Walter Kaufmann and R.J. Hollingdale. Edited, with Commentary, by Walter Kaufmann with Facsimilies of the Original Manuscript.
- xxxii, 575 p. facsimiles ; 21 cm. book
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Contents: Editor's Introduction -- On the Editions of The Will to Power -- Chronology of Nietzsche's Works -- Facsimiles form Nietzsche's manuscript Nietzsche's manuscript Nietzsche's Preface -- Book One. European Nihilism -- I. Nihilism -- II. History of European Nihilism -- Book Two. Critique of the Highest Values Hitherto -- I. Critique of Religion -- 1. Genesis of Religions -- 2. History of Christianity -- 3. Christian Ideals -- II. Critique of Morality -- 1. Origin of Moral Valuations -- 2. The Herd -- 3. General Remarks on Morality -- 4. How Virtue is Made to Dominate -- 5. The Moral Ideal -- A. Critique of Ideals -- B. Critique of the ''Good Man'', the Saint, etc. -- C. Disparagement of the So Called Evil Qualities -- D. Critique of the Words : Improvement, Perfecting, Elevation -- 6. Further Considerations for a Critique of Morality -- III. Critique of Philosophy -- 1. General Observations -- 2. Critique of Greek Philosophy -- 3. Truth and Error of Philosophers -- 4. Further Considerations for a Critique of Philosophy -- Book Three. Principles of a New Evaluation -- I. The Will to Power as Knowledge -- 1. Method of Inquiry -- 2. The Epistemological Starting Point -- 3. Belief in the ''Ego.'' The Subject -- 4. Biology of the Drive to Knowledge. Perspectivism -- 5. Origin of Reason and Logic -- 6. Consciousness -- 7. Judgment. True / False -- 8. Against Causalism -- 9. Thing in Itself and Appearance -- 10. Metaphysical Need -- 11. Biological Value of Knowledge -- 12. Science -- II. The Will to Power in Nature -- 1. The Mechanistic Interpretation of the World -- 2. The Will to Power as Life -- A. The Organic Process -- B. Man -- 3. Theory of the Will to Power and of Values -- III. The Will to Power as Society and Individual -- 1. Society and State -- 2. The Individual -- IV. The Will to Power as Art -- Book Four. Discipline and Breeding -- I. Order of Rank -- 1. The Doctrine of Order of Rank -- 2. The Strong and the Weak -- 3. The Noble Man -- 4. The Masters of the Earth -- 5. The Great Human Being -- 6. The Highest Man as Legislator of the Future -- II. Dionysus -- III. The Eternal Recurrence -- Appendix: Commentary on the Facsimiles -- Index --
Presents a selection of writings from the notebooks of nineteenth-century German philosopher Friedrich Nietzsche, arranged by topic, covering nihilism, art, morality, religion, the theory of knowledge, and other topics. --
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