Favorite books from Nietzsche?
Favorite books from Nietzsche?
Jackson Stewart
Lincoln Sanders
C&P? I don't know if he read it, but it certainly incorporates the idea of an ubermensch.
Bentley Russell
>Nietzsche
Michael Jenkins
Wait, did you mean by Nietzsche?
Chase Carter
none
Ayden Ward
Just a retard being a retard wasting space I suppose
Dylan Rogers
>from Nietzsche
Books aren't "from" people, they are "by" people. If you wrote properly there wouldn't be any ambiguity.
Logan Scott
What's a niche?
Adrian Ross
Dawn is a really interesting one. There he's whittling out the edges of the genealogical method while still sympathizing with objectivity.
Nicholas Reed
Objectively his best book was Thus Spoke Zarathustra, you can't prove me wrong so no point in trying
Mason Nguyen
As an adult capable of discerning anything at all about what I read, I've only read Zarathustra.
Andrew Torres
The Antichrist
Justin Jackson
only neetcha ive read is zarathustra(twice),human,all too human and beyond good and evil.Where do i go next
Jaxson Ramirez
Genealogy, duh
Asher Williams
Birth of Tragedy
Anthony Lewis
Bruh the last part is edgy af
Blake Edwards
You’re a lunatic, I like you, based, agree upon the English language we chose, refusal to accept sloppy parroted jargon.
Kayden Mitchell
so far I've read birth of tragedy, human, all to human, beyond g & d, tsz and nearly finished gay science. gaya scienza is my favourite so far.
John Watson
Not as edgy as Christians though, the original edgelords of humanity.
Jeremiah Lewis
Baby don't hurt me.
Zachary Powell
Genealogy of morals, but complemented with beyond good and evil