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Brian Leiter

American philosopher and legal scholar; Karl N. Llewellyn Professor of Jurisprudence at the University of Chicago and director of its Center for Law, Philosophy and Human Values; writes on Nietzsche and runs the blog Leiter Reports.

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    Nietzsche on Truth and Philosophy

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    I think the one to go for would be the Clark – Nietzsche on Truth and Philosophy.

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    Beyond Good and Evil

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    The primary texts are certainly more fun and if you were to start with one of them, then Beyond Good and Evil would be a great choice, because it covers all the distinctive and important Nietzschean themes and as it’s broken into bite-size pieces you don’t get overwhelmed.

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    On the Genealogy of Morality

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    I range fairly widely over Nietzsche’s mature works, but besides the two crucial books recommended in the earlier interview—Beyond Good and Evil and On the Genealogy of Morality—I think two other works are quite important for understanding his moral psychology: Daybreak, his first mature work of 1881, and Twilight of the Idols, one of his last works in 1888.

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    • Recommends On the Genealogy of Morality
      I range fairly widely over Nietzsche’s mature works, but besides the two crucial books recommended in the earlier interview—Beyond Good and Evil and On the Genealogy of Morality—I think two other works are quite important for understanding his moral psychology: Daybreak, his first mature work of 1881, and Twilight of the Idols, one of his last works in 1888.

      fivebooks.com 8 Sept 2011

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    • Recommends Beyond Good and Evil
      The primary texts are certainly more fun and if you were to start with one of them, then Beyond Good and Evil would be a great choice, because it covers all the distinctive and important Nietzschean themes and as it’s broken into bite-size pieces you don’t get overwhelmed.

      fivebooks.com 8 Sept 2011

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    • Recommends Nietzsche on Truth and Philosophy
      I think the one to go for would be the Clark – Nietzsche on Truth and Philosophy.

      fivebooks.com 8 Sept 2011

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