In response to the article on slow reading, Karl Maurer sent the following citation from Nietzsche, written in 1886 near Genoa: In response to the article on slow reading, Karl Maurer sent the ...

What We’re Reading How to live better, according to Friedrich Nietzsche “Nietzsche knew that if philosophy can serve as therapy, it’s by delivering an electric jolt to the soul.” ...

There can be little doubt that Nietzsche is the most important figure in modern atheism, but you would never know it from reading the current crop of unbelievers, who rarely cite his arguments or ...

So, inspired by his reading list, I showed up early for his third round match Saturday with Nietzsche on my iPhone, looking for insight into the mind of an athlete. I found it quickly: ...

A biography of Friedrich Nietzsche emphasizes the personal and historical circumstances that acted as backdrop to his ideas.

Friedrich Nietzsche spent much of his final decade of sanity in Italy, composing some of his most iconoclastic works.

Despite its puckish title, Mr. Gregg’s book “If Nietzsche Were A Narwhal: What Animal Intelligence Reveals About Human Stupidity” makes some extraordinary and thought-provoking points.