Nietzsche Secondary Literature - A Very Rough Guide

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	"A great introduction but nonetheless replete with trenchant insights for the more advanced student. Particularly helpful on the eternal return."

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	"A seminal text. Great on the eternal return conceived as a selective doctrine. It's also fantastic on the nature of reactive and active forces so essential to Nietzsche's Weltanschauung."

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	"No matter how many problems arise with Heidegger's reading you will never regret having made the journey with him."

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	"It also remains at the heart of the dispute to whether a biological reading of Nietzsche's thought is viable."

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	"If you're looking for an inspired reading of Nietzsche through Deleuze and Guattari, evolutionary biology and (critique of) the Freudian death drive this is the one for you."

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	"This is one of the most important contributions to our understanding of Nietzsche in some years."

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	"A bonafide masterpiece. I can only say read it and experience the spectacle for youself."

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	"Interesting but it has its limitations. Good on casting Nietzsche as a thinker of 'the event'. Also for those interested in a Lacanian reading of some of Nietzsche's most central themes."

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	"An intelligent and reliable assessment."

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	"Refreshing and original."

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	"The object of Nietzsche's unrequited love. A beautiful book. Also, albeit obliquely, of interest to those investigating the issue of patriarchy in Nietzsche's philosophy."

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	"This book is worth buying for the essay 'Nietzsche's Word: 'God is Dead'' alone, not to mention all the other treasures to be found within this veritable chef d'oeuvre."

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	"Well worth reading."

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	"Contains a magnificent rendering of the eternal return."

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	"At one stage a student of Heidegger. He nevertheless shows no hesitation in virulently attacking his former mentor's reading."

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	"This book isn't by any means solely concerned with Nietzsche, but it's amongst the best in placing Nietzsche within the context of his philosophical predecessors. It doesn't however capture fully"

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	"Nietzsche's intellectual milieu and influences because it doesn't pay sufficient attention to the influence of strains of physics, social Darwinism and evolutionary biology upon Nietzsche's thought."

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	"Just read it! At the end of the day who I am to convey the merits of reading this life changing novel."

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	"An important social philosopher in his own right. Although this book is more concerned with Schopenhauer it is a must read if you really want to understand Nietzsche's rejection of Schopenhauerism."

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	"A number of very useful essays by some of the most important philosophers and scholars to have written on Nietzsche."