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The Will to Power
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Friedrich Nietzsche
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The most contested book bearing Nietzsche's name. He never published it: these are notebook entries from his final productive years, assembled after his collapse by his sister Elisabeth, who shaped the selection to suit her own politics and gave it a grand architecture Nietzsche never authorized. Scholars have argued about it ever since — and have gone on reading it, because the material itself is extraordinary.
Here are the workshop notes of a mind at full stretch: on nihilism and what follows it, on the critique of religion and morality, on art as the great stimulant to life, and on the idea that gives the collection its title — the will to power as the drive underlying knowledge, society and life itself. Ideas appear half-formed, contradict themselves, and flash into brilliance in a single line.
Read as what it is — a quarry rather than a cathedral — it offers something no finished work can: the thinking before the polish. This recording presents the collection in full, and the listener should know its history while hearing it. This is an unabridged recording of a fresh modern translation.
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