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Nietzsche Philosopher Of The Perilous Perhaps Nietzsche Friedrich Wilhelm Peery

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Publisher: Algora Publishing

File Extension: PDF

File size: 4.06 MB

Pages: 186

Author: Nietzsche, Friedrich Wilhelm; Peery, Rebekah S.; Nietzsche, Friedrich Wilhelm

ISBN: 9780875866420, 9780875866437, 9780875866444, 9781281793850, 0875866425, 0875866433, 0875866441, 128179385X

Language: English

Year: 2008

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Nietzsche Philosopher Of The Perilous Perhaps Nietzsche Friedrich Wilhelm Peery by Nietzsche, Friedrich Wilhelm; Peery, Rebekah S.; Nietzsche, Friedrich Wilhelm 9780875866420, 9780875866437, 9780875866444, 9781281793850, 0875866425, 0875866433, 0875866441, 128179385X instant download after payment.

Friedrich Nietzsche's notoriety is most often associated with his perspectives on, and interpretations of, Christianity. Here, the author "unmasks" the great essayist as he surreptitiously and cleverly proceeds to expose the destructive power of Christianity on Western culture (and hence the world). As we face a rapidly growing specter of religious turmoil and threat on the international scene, this timely study provides an overview of Friedrich Nietzsche’s positions and ideas about the Church and about power more broadly