Monarch Philosophy of Nietzsche

by J.M. Kennedy, Friedrich Nietzsche, Clifton Fadiman, et al.

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• Format: Paperback
• Language: English
• ISBN: 0671005340
• ISBN13: 9780671005344
• Release Date: January 1983
• Publisher: Monarch Press
• Length: 149 Pages
• Weight: 0.40 lbs.

Customer Reviews

Nietzsche was a man before his or even our time.

In a time where even the simplest of tasks have become not only trivial, but in almost all situations dangerous in one extreme or another, the questions of how in the world did they know these things, or why in the world did we not listen to them has become a daily question. Of the great minds of our times, we only listen or follow the teachings of few men and always only when it benifits us in the short term future. What would our world be like if we listened to the insane wrantings of a Nietzsche, Schauppenhaur, Milton, or even a La Vey, instead of an Einstien (atomic power), Nostradaumus (drug induced prophosies), or a Freud (who's earlier studies began with Nietzsche). In a world full of information at your fingertips, knowledge and wisdom from all before us and continuous learning, we only accept or learn only what we think will benifit us and disregard any and all information that the only benifit it has is knowledge and wisdom because in this day and age the one thing the world around us has taught us is that we only cherish that which we can destroy. Even though we stand by idol and watch our world fade away from us by our own hands, this book gives us the opportunity to learn that there is not only an alternative way of thinking and living, it gives us the knowledge to understand why we should by showing us why. He makes you listen to his works by using the simplist of terms, almost teaching you slowly enough to make you feel stupid for not thinking it before him, and then gives you the reasons why. By showing you the horrific truth about the world we live in, the death, the betrayal, the horror of everyday life, then and now. The decline of our society, our beliefs, and even our religions did exist then and continues to today. If you can handle the truth of the world we live in and want to be part of it without going crazy tring to figure it out, this is the book to read, or at least, the very least, the beginning of a wonderfull world of knowledge.