Title Thus spoke Zarathustra : a book for all and none / Friedrich Nietzsche ; edited by Adrian Del Caro, Robert B. Pippin ; translated by Adrian Del Caro

Published Cambridge ; New York : Cambridge University Press, 2006

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Description 1 online resource (xliii, 270 pages) Series Cambridge texts in the history of philosophy Cambridge texts in the history of philosophy. Contents Thus spoke Zarathustra : a book for all and none -- Zarathustra's prologue -- The speeches of Zarathustra -- On the three metamorphoses -- On the teachers of virtue -- On the hinterworldly -- On the despisers of the body -- On the passions of pleasure and pain -- On the pale criminal -- On reading and writing -- On the tree on the mountain -- On the preachers of death -- On war and warriors -- On the new idol -- On the flies of the market place -- On chastity -- On the friend -- On a thousand and one goals -- On love for the neighbor -- On the way of the creator -- On little women old and young -- On the adder's bite -- On child and marriage -- On free death -- On the bestowing virtue -- The child with the mirror -- On the blessed isles -- On the pitying -- On priests -- On the virtuous -- On the rabble -- On the tarantulas -- On the famous wise men -- The night song -- The dance song -- The grave song -- On self-overcoming -- On the sublime ones -- On the land of education -- On immaculate perception -- On scholars -- On poets -- On great events -- The soothsayer -- On redemption -- On human prudence -- The stillest hour -- The wanderer -- On the vision and the riddle -- On unwilling bliss -- Before sunrise -- On virtue that makes small -- On the Mount of Olives -- On passing by -- On apostates -- The homecoming -- On the three evils -- On the spirit of gravity -- On old and new tablets -- The convalescent -- On great longing -- The other dance song -- The seven seals (or : the yes and amen song) -- The honey sacrifice -- The cry of distress -- Conversation with the kings -- The leech -- The magician -- Retired -- The ugliest human being -- The voluntary beggar -- The shadow -- At noon -- The welcome -- The Last Supper -- On the higher man -- The song of melancholy -- On science -- Among daughters of the desert -- The awakening -- The ass festival -- The sleepwalker song -- The sign Summary The unabridged text of Friedrich Nietzsche's parable about Zarathustra, a superior young man who proclaims the death of God and challenges mankind to face its destiny, accompanied by a critical introduction that discusses key issues in the text Bibliography Includes bibliographical references and index Notes In English, translated from German Print version record Subject Superman (Philosophical concept) Philosophy. Philosophy philosophy. PHILOSOPHY -- History & Surveys -- Modern. Philosophy Superman (Philosophical concept) Filosofie. Form Electronic book Author Del Caro, Adrian, 1952- Pippin, Robert B., 1948- ISBN 0511219075 9780511219078 0521841712 9780521841719 0521602610 9780521602617 9780511221064 0511221061 051121975X 9780511219757 051122074X 9780511220746 9780511812095 0511812094 9786610480159 661048015X

Other Titles Also sprach Zarathustra. English

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