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Nietzsche Friedrich Wilhelm:     more books (100)

Nietzsche Para Todos / Introducing Nietzsche by Laurence Gane, 2006-05-30 Nietzsche Essays on Reason, Will, Creativity and Time:Studies in the Philosophy of Freiderich Nietzsche by Bernard Den Ouden, 1982-08 On Nietzsche (Wadsworth Philosophers Series) by Eric Steinhart, 1999-10-18 Nietzsche's Kisses: A Novel by Lance Olsen, 2006-02-01 El día que Nietzsche lloró by Irvin D. Yalom, Rolando Costa Picazo, 1992 The Other Nietzsche (Suny Series in Philosophy) by Joan Stambaugh, 1994-01 Nietzsche and Modern Consciousness: A Psycho-Critical Study by Janko Lavrin, 1972-08 The Notorious Nietzsche: A Postmodern Bio-mythology by Joseph F. Conte, 2004-12-31 Nietzsche by J. M. Kennedy, 1974-06 Routledge Philosophy Guidebook to Nietzsche on Morality (Routledge Philosophy Guidebooks) by Brian Leiter, 2002-09-20 Nietzsche's Presence in Freud's Life and Thought: On the Origins of a Psychology of Dynamic Unconscious Mental Functioning by Ronald Lehrer, 1995-01 Nietzsche And Theology: Nietzschean Thought in Christological Anthropology (Ashgate New Critical Thinking in Religion, Theology, and Biblical Studies) ... in Religion, Theology, and Biblical Studies) by David Deane, 2006-11-11 Nietzsche and Postmodernism (Postmodern Encounters) by Dave Robinson, 1999-10-25

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101. NIETZSCHE FRIEDRICH - BIOGRAFIA E ALTRO
     http://www.cronologia.it/storia/biografie/nietzsch.htm
     
     Extractions: PERSONAGGI FRIEDRICH NIETZSCHE (VEDI ANCHE "IL SECOLO BREVE" - LE INFLUENZE ) F riedrich W ilhelm N ietzsche nacque nel 1844 a Röcken in Germania, figlio del pastore Karl Ludwig e di Franziska Oehler, anch'essa figlia di un pastore. Rimasto orfano del padre in tenera età, crebbe affidato alle cure della madre, donna di solide qualità morali ma di cultura limitata. A Naumburg, dove la famiglia si era trasferita, ricevette i suoi primi insegnamenti di religione, latino e greco e imparò a suonare il pianoforte. Dopo avere abbandonato la celebre scuola teologica di Pforta, con disappunto della madre, la quale sperava di vedere il figlio diventare ecclesiastico, Nietzsche studiò filologia classica alle università di Bonn e Lipsia, diventando professore della disciplina all'università di Basilea a soli 24 anni; in quell'epoca si delinearono sempre più chiaramente le sue inclinazioni filosofiche. In questo periodo entrò in relazione con Richard Wagner, del quale divenne amico ed estimatore. Il loro rapporto in seguito degenerò progressivamente fino a rompersi nel 1878. Ma a quel tempo, Nietzsche era già malato da alcuni anni e soffriva di crisi nervose. Nel 1876 abbandonò l'insegnamento per motivi di salute e iniziò la sua vita solitaria e errabonda, che lo condusse a soggiornare a lungo anche in Italia. Guastati i rapporti anche con la famiglia, egli vide peggiorare sempre più il suo stato di salute.

102. Nietzsche Virtual Seminar: Introduction
     Nietzsche had to use a vanity press in order to publish most of his works. But Nietzsche is, somehow, different. His writings are harder to crack,  
     http://infonectar.com/nietzsche/intro.html
     
     Extractions: Lately, there has been a lot of interest in the life and philosophy of a man who was a relatively obscure German philologist and philosopher during his lifetime. Nietzsche had to use a vanity press in order to publish most of his works. Of course, now he ranks as one of the canonical philosphers of the Western tradition. His books are everywhere, and his philosophy is taught in a wide variety of college courses. Surprisingly, Nietzsche's presence on the Web has been limited. Until recently, only Thus Spake Zarathustra has been available on-line; even still, that is the only complete work on the Internet. However, response to the Pirate Nietzsche Page and the Nietzsche Aphorism Page has been great. People have been writing expressing interest in Nietzsche's life, works, and influences. They want more information and more of his stuff to read, and they've been asking lots of questions. Questions like "What are the basic tenets of Nietzsche's philosophy?" and "What is Neitzsche's most important philosophy?" seem like they are simple to answer, as they are in the case of many Western thinkers. But Nietzsche is, somehow, different. His writings are harder to crack, and what he is trying to get at is often very difficult to decipher. What might be basic questions when asked of others like Plato or Rousseau or Kant become riddles when asked of Nietzsche. Unfortunately, certain popularizations and oversimplifications have proliferated around Nietzsche's philosophy (the Nazi appropriation of the Will to Power is only the most notably and horrific). This is compounded by the fact that few actually read Nietzsche's works themselves, content to read what others say about him (and this is not helped by the dearth of Nietzsche's writings on the Web, which is rapdily becoming many people's primary source of information). The purpose of this virtual seminar, which is an experiment in building and maintaining an electronic intellectual community, is to directly confront Nietzsche's philosophy and try to sort out the many different things he was trying to say.

103. Autor:Friedrich Nietzsche - Wikisource
     Nietzsche et l immoralisme,  
     http://wikisource.org/wiki/Autor:Friedrich_Nietzsche
     
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