Nietzsche: Writings from the Late NotebooksCambridge University Press, 20.02.2003 - 286 Seiten For much of his adult life, Nietzsche wrote notes on philosophical subjects in small notebooks that he carried around with him. After his breakdown and subsequent death, his sister supervised the publication of some of these notes under the title The Will to Power, and that collection, which is textually inaccurate and substantively misleading, has dominated the English-speaking discussion of Nietzsche's later thought. The present volume offers, for the first time, accurate translations of a selection of writings from Nietzsche's late notebooks, dating from his last productive years between 1885 and 1889. Many of them have never before been published in English. They are translated by Kate Sturge from reliable texts in the Colli-Montinari edition, and they are edited by Rüdiger Bittner, whose introduction places them in the context of Nietzsche's philosophy as a whole. |
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Notebook 34 April June 1885 | 1 |
Notebook 35 May July 1885 | 17 |
Notebook 36 June July 1885 | 22 |
Notebook 37 June July 1885 | 29 |
Notebook 38 June July 1885 | 34 |
Notebook 39 August September 1885 | 41 |
Notebook 40 August September 1885 | 42 |
Notebook 41 August September 1885 | 48 |
Notebook 5 summer 1886 autumn 1887 | 106 |
Notebook 6 summer 1886 spring 1887 | 124 |
Notebook 7 end of 1886 spring 1887 | 127 |
Notebook 8 summer 1887 | 141 |
Notebook 9 autumn 1887 | 145 |
Notebook 10 autumn 1887 | 172 |
Notebook 11 November 1887 March 1888 | 207 |
Notebook 14 spring 1888 | 240 |
Notebook 43 autumn 1885 | 50 |
Notebook 44 autumn 1885 | 52 |
Notebook 1 autumn 1885 spring 1886 | 54 |
Notebook 2 autumn 1885 autumn 1886 | 66 |
Notebook 3 beginning of 1886 spring 1886 | 101 |
Notebook 4 beginning of 1886 spring 1886 | 102 |
Notebook 15 spring 1888 | 268 |
Notebook 16 spring summer 1888 | 274 |
Notebook 18 July August 1888 | 276 |
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action appears artist beautiful become belief Buddhism causality cause Christian command concept consciousness consequence critique danger décadence desires Dionysos doer drive edited effect egoism error essential eternal evil existence expression fact false feeling of power force Friedrich Nietzsche fundamental Genealogy of Morality German goal happiness highest human ideal illusion immoralists immorality individual inner instinct intellectual intention interpretation judgement kind Likewise living logic longer Mazzino Montinari means metaphysical morality nature Nietzsche Nietzsche's nihilism Notebook one's oneself opposite order of rank organic origin ourselves pain passion perspectival philosophers Plato pleasure and unpleasure posit possible precisely preserve presupposes psychological R. J. Hollingdale reality reason religion resistance ressentiment Richard Wagner Romanticism Schopenhauer sense soul species spirit strive stronger struggle suffering texts thing-in-itself things thinking thought translated true truth understand unity valuations virtue what's whole word