Where to start with Nietzsche?
Where to start with Nietzsche?
Dylan Lewis
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Thomas Perez
Start with Deleuze's book on Nietzsche then read his book on Spinoza. Then start with Anti-Oedipus and don't read Nietzsche
Connor Butler
Read oxford's introduction to nietzsche then read genealogy of morals. Read twilight of the idols if you've read the greeks. Beyond good and evil is a good read if you're into his polemics.
Thomas Nguyen
Anywhere you want, dude, exercise your will.
David Thompson
don't bother he was a libtard
Dylan Turner
Unironically read the Greeks if you genuinely want to get him. Antichrist is probably his most accessible work though.
Nathan Jenkins
What if you do not care about Greeks?
Cooper Clark
Start with Schopenhaur and Cioran and skip Nietzsche entirely.
Anthony Russell
plato's apology
Josiah Campbell
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Brandon Ortiz
>be nigtze
>write about how christians are a bunch of pussies lmao fuck them god is dead and gay LOL
>see horse getting lightly nudged
>have a meltdown and start crying
so THIS....is the power....of the ubermensch...
Kayden James
Heh, You must be fun at parties. (Unironically)
Lucas Wright
imagine being butthurt about someone who died more than a hundred years ago
Jacob Bailey
Christopher Harris
I really just want to be at least fun guy in parties than this fucked up kneechee hegel reading virgin shitmachine
I wanna dieeeeeeee
Jaxson Scott
>when you sell everybody on anti natalism and poison the punch
Jonathan Morris
Birth of Tragedy
Nathan Jenkins
You need three things.
In this order was the quickest route a friend took:
Oxford Intro to Mythology
Oxford Intro to Schopenhauer
Oxford Intro to Nietzsche
Birth of Tragedy
Gay Science
Then anything goes
Adrian Adams
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absoluetly based
Blake Fisher
Just read Will to Power. NEET-cha's sister was unironically more based and redpilled than he was.
Isaac Diaz
>reading Gay Science before Human, All Too Human
The only flaw (albeit minor), otherwise that route is fine.
Adrian Hall
Where do I start with the Greeks?
Christopher Baker
First off, don't pronounce Nietzsche as Nee-che (as Ameritards tend to do), it's Nee-chuh.
Brody Adams
Can you do a Tony Soprano impersonation?
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Jeremiah King
This Spoke Zarathustra
Angel Long
Read beyond good and evil.
David Lopez
no it not
Levi Robinson
Get The Portable Nietzsche. Read the introductions
Noah Roberts
>Antichrist is probably his most accessible work though.
I think this user is probably correct. It is a good one to read first.
Hunter Roberts
BGE
Jack Ward
How do I start with the Greeks? I’ve got the selected works of Plato and meditations. Haven’t read either of them. Should I do the Iliad/odyssey or what?
Eli Collins
Start with Iliad, then the Odyssey.
Ryan Smith
Imagine being this angry
Zachary Scott
Ayden Ward
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THE PISSENING COMMENCES
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my itty bitty slave men drown in a puddle of my pussy piss and all the itty bitty tiny men gurgle and gag my iggy gooey pussy fluids and they gulp and gulp in my big girl cum puddle
Yeah, Nietzsche really does get me going.
He predicted complete change when society collapsed into a of nihilism by the death of God.
Blake Miller
The "essentials" to understand Nietzsche are Aeschylus' Prometheus Bound, the Pre-Socratic fragments, Plato's Republic, one of the Stoics (Seneca, Epictetus, or Marcus Aurelius), the Gospels, Shakespeare's Hamlet, and Schopenhauer's Essays.
You could, of course, jump right into Nietzsche, but you'd be losing out on a great number of references to an immense amount of works of Western philosophy and literature. Even this guide I offer here is far from complete, yet I still recognize that it would take months to actually read through them and understand them.
We could add Kant and Hegel to this list, but then we'd also have to add Aristotle, Plotinus, St. Augustine, Aquinas, Descartes, Bacon, Hobbes, Locke, Spinoza, Leibniz, Newton, Berkeley, Hume, and Rousseau for them to be able to make sense in context.
Tyler Nelson
Don't we have this thread every week
Austin Kelly
Unironically start with the greeks. Atleast the great three tragedists and Plato's Apology. Then start with Birth of Tragedy.
Evan Anderson
it's between chuh and shuh but basically this
Nathaniel Morgan
lol
Hunter Cook
either this is bait or you should kill yourself
Ayden Thompson
Camus is better
Bentley Clark
Zarathustra > Beyond Good and Evil > Twilight of the Idols > Ecce Homo and the Anti-Christ
Or just read Heidegger because Nietzsche is quite inconsistent and frustrating and his philosophy is incoherent and full of contradictions likely because of whatever illness caused his madness.
Hunter Rodriguez
every philosophy is full of contradictions retard
Jack White
I don't know you or what you want from Nitch. Browse the synopses of his works and you'll be able to figure out where to start.
Adam Sanchez
>Nietzsche is quite inconsistent and frustrating and his philosophy is incoherent and full of contradictions likely because of whatever illness caused his madness.
Clearly you are not bred for the material.
Christian Roberts
Evan Williams
>How to read Nietzsche
TL;DR
Read the entire western philosophical canon first.
Lol