This pocket-sized British edition of Nietzsche reflections is pretty awesome: it’s more manageable than the full-length essays by Nietzsche I’d read previously, but more substantial than the 140 character Nietzsche Twitter feed. The editors picked 55 pages of reflections from Human, All Too Human that tackle such truths as how we despise the people we pretend to like, how we can’t ever really promise to always love someone, why rich people just don’t understand their own cruelties, and why those who seek to understand life will always undergo struggle. Nietzsche’s ideas are relatable and real, so check ‘em out.
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Picked up from the break room free table at the university press where I used to work, sometime in the spring of 2015.
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Nietzsche on Love (essay)