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FRIEDRICH NIETZSCHE
by Georg BRANDES

DISCOVERY :

Living Time Press is pleased to present to you the work which first made known the genius of Friedrich Nietzsche to a wider European public. The lectures given by Georg Brandes in 1888 were the first to treat of the life and works of this philosopher, and if it had not been for his early initiative it is hard to say whether it would not have taken years longer for Nietzsche's writings to find their place in literature. The volume includes the complete text of the 1889 "Essay on Aristocratic Radicalism" (based largely on his lecture course of 1888), in addition to the complete Nietzsche-Brandes correspondence and two essays by Brandes written after Nietzsche's death in 1900. This volume presents the full text of the 1909 edition of Brandes's work. - It is perhaps the ideal introduction to the life and work of Friedrich Nietzsche, as it allows the reader to appreciate his great impact and originality at the time that he was writing.

STRUCTURE :

The Stages and Sections of the work as a whole are as follows:
I. An Essay on Aristocratic Radicalism  1. [Philistines and Culture]   2. [Uses and Disadvantages of History]   3. [Beyond Good and Evil]   4. [The Will to Power]    5. [Thus spake Zarathustra]   6. [The Wanderer and his Shadow]
II. December 1889 [Correspondence]
III. August 1900 [In Memoriam]
IV. 1909 [Ecce Homo]

  FEATURES :

A Publisher's Note providing a few details about Nietzsche. A Biographical Note on the author of the work, Georg Brandes. Annotations by Georg Brandes, plus Linguistic Annotations.
Bibliographies of the works of Nietzsche and Georg Brandes. A Supplementary Essay by Prof. Harald Höffding, entitled "Friedrich Nietzsche" (Autumn 1902, Univ. of Copenhagen),

 





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