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Making Sense of Nietzsche
Reflections Timely and Untimely
Richard Schacht
Paper978-0-252-06412-8
$21.00
| Pub Date: | 1995 |
| Pages: | 304 pages |
"Clearly explains some of the debates in Nietzsche scholarship. Schacht does much to avoid professional tunnel-vision and invite nonprofessionals to think about Nietzsche." --Kathleen Higgins, author of Nietzsche's "Zarathustra."
"An excellent summary and response to the current 'Nietzsche wars.' I like the way that Schacht personally attempts to expound and explain Nietzsche and take on various would-be experts and mistaken commentators." -- Robert C. Solomon, Quincy Lee Centennial Professor, University of Texas
In these essays by an acclaimed Nietzsche scholar, Nietzsche emerges as no mere polemicist and iconoclast but rather as a "genuine philosopher"--one of those rare thinkers whose thought opens the way to new understanding of things of great importance, particularly with respect to human life and its enhancement.
Series:
International Nietzsche Studies
Subjects:
Philosophy / Critical Theory
