Human, All Too Human

Man in Society and Women and Child

These two sections are made up of very short aphorisms on men's, women's and the child’s nature or their "evolution," in Nietzsche's subtle, anti-Darwinian sense.

Übermensch See also

Great Man theory Knight of faith Last Man New Soviet man Notes from Underground Philosopher-King Randian hero Strange Life of Ivan Osokin

My Sister and I (Nietzsche) Sources

Walter Kaufmann: Nietzsche and the Seven Sirens. In: Partisan Review, vol. 19, no. 3 (May/June 1952), pp. 372–376 (incl. in Amok-Edition) Walter Ka..

Philosophy of Friedrich Nietzsche Social and political views

While a political tone may be discerned in Nietzsche's writings, his work does not in any sense propose or outline a political project. The man who stat..

My Sister and I (Nietzsche) Editions

My Sister and I by Friedrich Nietzsche. Trans. and intr. by Oscar Levy. New York: Boar's Head Books 1951; several reprints, mostly diffused: My Sister a..

Anarchism and Friedrich Nietzsche Emma Goldman

Was profoundly influenced by Nietzsche so much so that all of Nietzsche’s books could be mail-ordered through her magazine Mother Earth. Ultimately Gold..