Human, All Too Human A Book for Free Spirits

There's a lot of controversy surrounding Neitzsche , however, all that has been said about him is absolutely half witted. I found this book to be an absolute delight. The problem that might be felt by some could be the way it is written, it's too critical in its approach but the idea is to read it thoroughly and try to understand the theories by actualising it in reality.

Not Nietzsche's most profound work, but does serve as a good introduction to his way of thinking. I downloaded this as it was free, having read a different version many years ago, just to recap on the text. The formatting and presentation of this isn't very nice or pleasing to read, but that's only really a minor irritation. The translation is a good one with the central ideas of the text coming across well in a natural language.If you've always wanted to read a bit of Nietzsche then this is a good place to start. The only reason I knocked off a star from the review, was the poor presentation of this edition, the work itself gets the full 5 stars.

You need to be something of a philosophy nut to get into Nietzsche but he was brilliant. His writing causes me some amusement because he is so scathing about other philosophers, particularly Plato, Spinoza and Kant.

The book is one of the more accessible reads by the author.It is worth a read if you like philosophy

Thank goodness for the soul inside me. Consciously some of the reading appeared to be written in a foreign language. However my subconscious enjoyed every word. I move forward with intrigue for the time I find myself applying the knowledge given to me by Nietzsche.

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