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marc129's review
1.0
Very short booklet, with the idiosyncratic view of the author on Nietzsche. Deleuze has quite a reputation, but this didn't add much I'm afraid.
wghams's review against another edition
3.75
While I found the style of writing a bit dry, the book does contain many great insights. Existence is innocent, reactive values and the dice roll are all incredible ways of phrasing Nietzsche's thoughts, bringing new clarity to the tendencies of life-denial and slave morality.
ophelia_impersonator's review against another edition
5.0
nu stiu cat as fi reusit sa rezonez cu Nietzsche daca nu erau cartile lui Deleuze, ii multumesc pentru grindsetul pe care mi l-a oferit
casparb's review against another edition
4.0
Read in conjunction with Jon Roffe's impressive guide. This was one of the most challenging books I've read in a long while. It complicated some things, made my head hurt an awful lot in places - trying to hammer Liebnizian differential calculus into my brain wasn't fun (but also not an absolute necessity so no fear there).
Nietzsche and Philosophy is a very impressive text, that I think certainly demands a revisit at some point. There's something so delightful about the feeling of things clicking into place. Still, one for the very intrepid.
Nietzsche and Philosophy is a very impressive text, that I think certainly demands a revisit at some point. There's something so delightful about the feeling of things clicking into place. Still, one for the very intrepid.
jadenquest's review against another edition
adventurous
challenging
informative
inspiring
mysterious
reflective
fast-paced
4.75