The Philosophy of Friedrich Nietzsche by H. Mencken offers a comprehensive analysis of the philosopher's life, events that influenced his worldview, ideas, and influence on philosophy. A reader will learn interesting facts about the youth of Nietzsche, his education and first attempts in philosophy, the growth of the idea of a superman. Also, a book gives insights into his relations with women, the church, other philosophers, and government. Special attention is given to his dispute with Wagner and the criticism of his ideas.
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Talmage Powell, Fletcher Flora, Robert Moore Williams, Rufus King, H. L. Mencken, William J. Wintle, Tom Worth, W.C. Morrow, Lillian B. Hunt, Steve Fisher, Victor Rousseau, Gerald Vance, Emil Petaja, Thomas Burke, Robert Leslie Bellem, H.B. Hickey, George T. Wetzell, Charles V. De Vet, Theodore R. Cogswell
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A Book of Burlesques
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Notes on Democracy
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Prejudices, First Series
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In Defense of Women
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Prejudices, Second Series
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Notes on Democracy
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In Defense of Women
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A Book of Prefaces
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The Philosophy of Nietzsche
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The American Language: Development of English in the United States
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The American Credo - Interpretation of the National Mind
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