Productive Errors in Nietzsche's Philosophical Psychology
J. Elliott, Richard
I first acquired a hand-me-down copy of Nietzsche's Beyond Good & Evil as a teenager, from the older sister of a girlfriend. She gave me the book, informing me that her charming but traditional French mother held deep reservations about its moral character, and the perceived bad influence it might be having on one of her daughters. In both respects, I suspected I had something in common with this pre-owned paperback. I read its first few chapt...