Human, All Too Human
9 hrs. 29 min.
Language
Russian
Author
Friedrich Nietzsche
Author
Friedrich Nietzsche
Narrator
Evgeniy Shokin
Narrator
Evgeniy Shokin
Description
For everyone who wants to understand the human being
“Human, All Too Human” is a bright, controversial, and landmark work of a great thinker, first published in 1878. The book has the subtitle “A Book for Free Spirits.” It is a turning point for Nietzsche: in it, he renounces his earlier idealistic theories and moves to the positions of firm skepticism, revises all of European culture, and launches criticism against his former idols—Wagner and Schopenhauer.
“Human, All Too Human” is a bright, controversial, and landmark work of a great thinker, first published in 1878. The book has the subtitle “A Book for Free Spirits.” It is a turning point for Nietzsche: in it, he renounces his earlier idealistic theories and moves to the positions of firm skepticism, revises all of European culture, and launches criticism against his former idols—Wagner and Schopenhauer.
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