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I've always loved this and many of the other insights and distinctions introduced by Nietzsche. While "The Birth of Tragedy" is a bit of a turgid read, the work
by zenogais 11y ago
I've always loved this and many of the other insights and distinctions introduced by Nietzsche. While "The Birth of Tragedy" is a bit of a turgid read, the works following it are much sharper.
I'd honestly recommend his entire corpus as it's pretty much a goldmine of insights given that you take the time to read and understand the aphorisms. Nietzsche's prose style is undeniably powerful and beautiful, even after translation.
- ececconi 11y agoI totally agree. If you want my favorite passages I hand selected to a majority of his corpus, the link below is what I put together my senior year in college. https://drive.google.com/open?id=1B3SGtiP-YkUMZauBdN9Dkx0caBz40MXDirhoyl8Ag0Y https://drive.google.com/open?id=1B3SGtiP-YkUMZauBdN9Dkx0caB...