Cambridge Texts in the History of Philosophy synopsis
Nietzsche wrote "Homosexuality", which he later described as "probably my most personal book" when he was at the height of his intellectual abilities. The reader will find a broad and sophisticated treatment of the philosophical themes and views that were most central to Nietzsche's own thought, later.
These include the death of God, the problem of nihilism, the role of truth, falsehood, the will to live in human life, the doctrine of eternal repetition, and the question of the right attitude to the adoption of human suffering and human achievement. This book presents the work in a new translation by director Josephine Nakoff, with an introduction by Bernard Williams that outlines the main themes of the work and discusses its continuing philosophical importance..
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