"Look! "This Man" is a summary and interpretation of Nietzsche's main works and ideological propositions before he became delirious due to illness. In the book, Nietzsche uses his major works as clues to describe his thoughts and ideas. This is a unique autobiography centered on thought. It is also a guide for reading Nietzsche's other works and understanding Nietzsche's philosophical thoughts. During the translation process of this book, the translator "completely adopted the literal translation method" and strived to restore what Nietzsche wrote and thought as much as possible. It is a rare translation among Nietzsche's works. In addition, an early version of this book was published in Taiwan, which is also unique among the Chinese translations of Nietzsche's works.
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If you believe in Nietzsche, you should not follow Nietzsche blindly, because if you really understand his thoughts, you should not believe in the dogma written by anyone, including Nietzsche himself, but explore your own life. Nietzsche's philosophy is full of radical negativity, even to himself. If someone claims to be a "Nietzschean", Nietzsche will probably say to him: "You obeyed my teachings, so you are basically an anti-Nietzschean! If I could only say one thing, then I would say: I agree with all the views in this book! Hahahaha!"
The supreme incarnation of free will is Nietzsche. The accidental combination of philosophy and dignity is truly unheard of, as aloof as a mountain but surging with volcanic enthusiasm. If the significance of revaluing all values is to reconstruct value, then Nietzsche's path is a step on the cliff. He will not step in vain, but most people will be shattered. Pure thinking is a magic box belonging to genius. It is difficult to touch it, and it is even more foolish to possess it.
The spirit of the rebel is infused into the dream of Bacchus, the god of wine, and the sober judgment is the cold heart of the Apollo, created by the modern Greeks, destroyed by Friedrich Nietzsche, and then endlessly thinking and consuming health infinitely. Many great ideals are destroyed by free will, but the will to power grinds away people's personality bit by bit and is outside the scope. Philosophers and moralists are Nietzsche's enemies. Their absurd theories make it too easy for people to lose judgment, and falling into a vicious circle is something that Nietzsche's dignity cannot bear. Nietzsche was mentally healthy but physically unhealthy. Who can say he was crazy? If he exists as a madman, then what is our existence?
I don't know why I was moved by Nietzsche, and moved by that kind of honest "spiritual mysophobia". But the world is imperfect, and all perfection must be destroyed. Shocked and sad. "It's not doubt that makes people crazy, but conviction." I thought this was a bragging book, but it's actually extremely honest. I was too curious, too problematic, and too arrogant to settle for a crude answer. Nietzsche's pathological self-confidence was in conflict with his own life. As a thinker, Nietzsche achieved complete confidence in his thoughts, but as a human being, Nietzsche could not bear this fatal disease.
This book is unique. Nietzsche introduces himself candidly in the book, which gave me a deeper understanding of him. His philosophical thoughts are as unique as his personality, just like the carefree and free man in "Zhuangzi", pursuing truth and freedom. Moreover, Nietzsche's attitude of not following the crowd is really attractive. He reminds me of Strickland in "The Moon and Sixpence", who pursues his ideals regardless of worldly views. I think this book is not only Nietzsche's self-declaration, but also can inspire us to think about our own lives.
They say: Nietzsche is dead, but God is with us. But by us they only mean Christians, which I'm sorry to say I'm not.
A summary and interpretation of Nietzsche's main works and ideological propositions before he became delirious due to illness. In the book, Nietzsche uses his main works as clues to describe his thoughts and ideas. This is a unique autobiography centered on thought. It is also a guide for reading Nietzsche's other works and understanding Nietzsche's philosophical thoughts. During the translation process of this book, the translator "completely adopted the literal translation method" and strived to restore what Nietzsche wrote and thought as much as possible. It is a rare translation among Nietzsche's works.
Books in the humanities genre with a religious flavour. It is not difficult to tell from the title that the author is a very humorous person, and he is also very humorous in his articles. I am often made dumbfounded by the very strange points written by those authors. The author's humorous approach really attracted me. So much so that I read Whip over and over again for several years. I recommend everyone to read this book. This book is really good and worthy of being read by everyone.
True human conscience
It feels like Nietzsche's autobiography. I have no feeling after reading it.
We might as well turn the world around, throw the morals preached by Christianity into darkness, and honor repressed human nature and the will to power. How confident and arrogant! Look, this is Nietzsche!
Go ahead, go ahead, future generations will continue to explore for you
Madman or genius? Maybe it doesn't matter when it comes to evaluating this person.
If you believe in Nietzsche, you should not follow Nietzsche blindly, because if you really understand his thoughts, you should not believe in the dogma written by anyone, including Nietzsche himself, but explore your own life. Nietzsche's philosophy is full of radical negativity, even to himself. If someone claims to be a "Nietzschean", Nietzsche will probably say to him: "You obeyed my teachings, so you are basically an anti-Nietzschean! If I could only say one thing, then I would say: I agree with all the views in this book! Hahahaha!"
The supreme incarnation of free will is Nietzsche. The accidental combination of philosophy and dignity is truly unheard of, as aloof as a mountain but surging with volcanic enthusiasm. If the significance of revaluing all values is to reconstruct value, then Nietzsche's path is a step on the cliff. He will not step in vain, but most people will be shattered. Pure thinking is a magic box belonging to genius. It is difficult to touch it, and it is even more foolish to possess it. The spirit of the rebel is infused into the dream of Bacchus, the god of wine, and the sober judgment is the cold heart of the Apollo, created by the modern Greeks, destroyed by Friedrich Nietzsche, and then endlessly thinking and consuming health infinitely. Many great ideals are destroyed by free will, but the will to power grinds away people's personality bit by bit and is outside the scope. Philosophers and moralists are Nietzsche's enemies. Their absurd theories make it too easy for people to lose judgment, and falling into a vicious circle is something that Nietzsche's dignity cannot bear. Nietzsche was mentally healthy but physically unhealthy. Who can say he was crazy? If he exists as a madman, then what is our existence?
I don't know why I was moved by Nietzsche, and moved by that kind of honest "spiritual mysophobia". But the world is imperfect, and all perfection must be destroyed. Shocked and sad. "It's not doubt that makes people crazy, but conviction." I thought this was a bragging book, but it's actually extremely honest. I was too curious, too problematic, and too arrogant to settle for a crude answer. Nietzsche's pathological self-confidence was in conflict with his own life. As a thinker, Nietzsche achieved complete confidence in his thoughts, but as a human being, Nietzsche could not bear this fatal disease.
This book is unique. Nietzsche introduces himself candidly in the book, which gave me a deeper understanding of him. His philosophical thoughts are as unique as his personality, just like the carefree and free man in "Zhuangzi", pursuing truth and freedom. Moreover, Nietzsche's attitude of not following the crowd is really attractive. He reminds me of Strickland in "The Moon and Sixpence", who pursues his ideals regardless of worldly views. I think this book is not only Nietzsche's self-declaration, but also can inspire us to think about our own lives.
They say: Nietzsche is dead, but God is with us. But by us they only mean Christians, which I'm sorry to say I'm not.
A summary and interpretation of Nietzsche's main works and ideological propositions before he became delirious due to illness. In the book, Nietzsche uses his main works as clues to describe his thoughts and ideas. This is a unique autobiography centered on thought. It is also a guide for reading Nietzsche's other works and understanding Nietzsche's philosophical thoughts. During the translation process of this book, the translator "completely adopted the literal translation method" and strived to restore what Nietzsche wrote and thought as much as possible. It is a rare translation among Nietzsche's works.
Books in the humanities genre with a religious flavour. It is not difficult to tell from the title that the author is a very humorous person, and he is also very humorous in his articles. I am often made dumbfounded by the very strange points written by those authors. The author's humorous approach really attracted me. So much so that I read Whip over and over again for several years. I recommend everyone to read this book. This book is really good and worthy of being read by everyone.
True human conscience
It feels like Nietzsche's autobiography. I have no feeling after reading it.
We might as well turn the world around, throw the morals preached by Christianity into darkness, and honor repressed human nature and the will to power. How confident and arrogant! Look, this is Nietzsche!
Go ahead, go ahead, future generations will continue to explore for you
Madman or genius? Maybe it doesn't matter when it comes to evaluating this person.