Nietzsche's wisdom

Author: Lin Yu
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Publish Date: 2002-01-01
Features: This is a book filled with human wisdom. Friedrich Nietzsche (1844–1900), a master of Western modern philosophy, has had over thirty of his works and related research translated into Chinese and has greatly influenced the development of 20th-century philosophy. His works include The Birth of Tragedy, Thus Spoke Zarathustra, The Death of God, and others. This book compiles some of his most representative classic quotes! Through the necessary perseverance in happiness, the three transformations of the spirit, the return to oneself, and the snake shedding its skin, it explains Nietzsche's wisdom. It narrates many secrets unknown to many, merely wanting to tell us what Nietzsche was truly like. Nietzsche always emphasized not to deify him—he was merely a clown. Even when ill and unable to think clearly, he still wrote with determination, using the light of his spiritual life to overcome the pain of his physical body. Behind his wise and insightful remarks lies deep reflection on countless life experiences. Therefore, Nietzsche's presentation of his private lustful experiences not only serves as an important clue to understanding why he strongly criticized morality and religion but also symbolizes his premonition of an eventual twisted fate. In other words, this book can be considered a back door to Nietzsche's thought.