Wanderer and his shadow. Nietzsche F.

Friedrich Nietzsche (1844–1900) - the greatest German thinker, whose work left a deep mark in literature and philosophy of the 20th century. “So said Zarathustra”, “on the other side of good and evil”, “the fall of the idols”, “the will to power” - these and other works secured the scandalous glory of a person who overthrow the universally recognized authorities for Nietzsche. With his characteristic paradoxy of thought, the depth of psychological analysis, a fascinating and bright manner of writing, Nietzsche debunks the moral prejudices of the entire European culture.

This publication presents the works “On the benefits and dangers of history for life” (1874) and “Wanderer and its Shadow” (1879), which in subsequent reprints were included by the author in additional volumes to the book “Human Too human. " The philosopher expresses his ideas in brilliant aphorisms, in which, according to A. Bely, a number of thoughts are concentrated, a number of experiences, clothed in a careless form, in them Nietzsche, just a sage traveling incognito, puzzles a naive fellow traveler, and he does not know whether he does He is a crazy, jester or prophet.