Friedrich Nietzsche

Philosopher with a Hammer · Philosopher · 1844–1900
The German philosopher who declared God dead, invented the Übermensch, and wrote the most electrifying prose in philosophy.
Explore the life of Nietzsche — five chapters
- The Little Pastor — A dead father, a house of women, and a professorship at twenty-four
- Wagner — A friendship, a first book, and a public break
- God Is Dead — A madman with a lantern, in daylight
- Where Morality Came From — Masters, slaves and resentment
- Turin, and What His Sister Did — Eleven silent years, and a forged philosophy
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