What books do you have to read before you are qualified to read Nietzsche?

I. General Remarks 1Zhang Zhiwei, ed., History of Western Philosophy, Beijing: Chinese Renmin University Press, 2002.

2a.Zhang Zhiwei et al., eds., Western Philosophical Wisdom, Beijing: Chinese Renmin University Press, 2000.

2b.Han Donghui, ed., The Adventure of Wisdom: A History of Western Philosophy, Beijing: Chinese University Press, 2003.

3.Miao Litian and Li Yuzhang (eds.), A New History of Western Philosophy, Beijing: People's Publishing House, 1990.

4.Zhao Dunhua, A Brief History of Western Philosophy, Beijing: Peking University Press, 2001.

5.Selected Readings of Western Philosophy Originals, Beijing, The Commercial Press, 1982.

6.Wendelban: A Course in the History of Philosophy (Part I and Part II), Beijing: The Commercial Press, 1993.

7.Hegel, Lectures on the History of Philosophy (Vol. 14), Beijing: The Commercial Press, 1959-1978.

8. gunnar skirbekk and nils gilje, a history of western thought:

from ancient greece to the twentieth century, london and new york:

routledge, 2001.

9. richard h. popkin (ed.),the columbia history of western

philosophy, columbia university press, 1998.

The above is a recommendation from the Department of Philosophy of the National People's University. . .

Among them, "The Adventure of Wisdom: Words on the History of Western Philosophy" is a supporting textbook for the humanistic quality course "Western Philosophical Wisdom" of the Chinese University, but it is not a standard textbook on the history of Western philosophy, but an introductory reading to the history of Western philosophy. We hope to show the broad and profound ideas of Western philosophy through the outline of its spiritual temperament and historical evolution. We try our best to go into simple terms, from shallow to deep, and try to use an infectious prose tone instead of pedantic ** language to tell, but try not to lose the character of philosophy and the pursuit of love and wisdom.

We hope that it will serve as a starting point for readers to read a more perfect history of Western philosophy.

Hope that helps!

To absorb Nietzsche's thoughts, we must have good teeth and a strong stomach, which is Nietzsche's own requirement.

If you just want to read, then first look at Nietzsche's "Philosophy in the Age of Greek Tragedy" and Zhou Guoping's Ph.D. "Nietzsche and Metaphysics". If you still can't read it, let's read some introductory books on philosophy first.

Look at yourself, understand yourself, and then learn from other people's thoughts.

Nietzsche's book affirms the tragic worldview of ancient Greece and refutes the Socratic scientific optimism inherited from modern times. Try to read as little as possible, because it is difficult to understand, and it is easy to be pessimistic and affect readers.

At the age of 24, Nietzsche became the University of Basel in Switzerland.

Professor of Classical Philology of the German-speaking Community, specializing in Ancient Greek, Latin.

Literature. However, he resigned in 1879 due to health problems, and has been suffering from mental illness ever since. Nietzsche suffered a nervous breakdown in 1889 and never recovered, living in the care of his mother and sister until his death in 1900.

Biography of the character

October 15, 1844, Friedrich Nietzsche.

Born in Prussia.

A family of priests in the village of Loken near Saxony Lützen.

On July 30, 1849, Nietzsche's father, Karl Nietzsche, died of encephalomalacia. In October 1858 he entered the Lycée de la Liberal Arts in Pfta, near Naumburg. During his time at school, he became friends with his classmates Carl von Gosdorf and Paul Dussen.

In October 1864 he entered the University of Bonn.

Studied theology and classical philology. In October 1865 he transferred to the University of Leipzig to continue his studies in philology. Read Schopenhauer's The World as Will and Appearance

Deeply affected.

It's not to see less, only those who understand can really understand! Nietzsche understood the truth in his early 20s, and I didn't begin to understand it until I was 36 years old!

A bunch of nonsense, Nietzsche is a rare super positive optimist among philosophers, have you read his superman theory, he particularly emphasizes the subjective initiative of human beings, and even he thinks that people can be their own gods and be their own supermen, and I hate this kind of so-called public knowledge that knows nothing and misleads readers, you have time to read more books and then express your opinions.

I like people like Nietzsche, who has always stood on the side of loneliness between vulgarity and loneliness. Nietzsche's theory is not a definition of the state, the century, but the fundamental cause of the development of human nature from ancient times to the present. Perhaps his ideas surpassed those of mankind by one or two hundred years in the last century, but in the end he did not end well.

I figured it out when I read it, and I was confused as soon as I forgot those words.

This is too right, and which of his famous quotes is very problematic and cannot stand the test.

If you want to resist, you can resist, you don't need to find some reason, it's not good for you. And I think it's because it can sort out my thinking and change my self-harm behavior in my life. In short, if you are healthy, you don't need to look at it at all.

Nietzsche's book will be pessimistic if you read it a little.

Only by looking more can we find an optimistic and positive direction that is not blind.

Wrong! Read more of Nietzsche's books! Only by watching more can you get the taste of the law. Lu Xun, Wang Guowei and others are all fans of Nietzsche.

Nietzsche's book probably says as much as possible because you're an idealist.

It depends on personal preference, some people look at Nietzsche for good.

To understand Nietzsche in general, you can read Mr. Zhou Guoping's "Nietzsche's Biography: At the Turning Point of the Century" and Mr. Chen Guying's "Nietzsche the Tragic Philosopher". The two gentlemen did have a good understanding of Nietzsche, upheld a public spirit, and their writing was rich in literature, easy to read, and to the point.

The Birth of Tragedy (translated by Zhou Guoping).

Zarathustra said (several translations have their own strengths, all good) and "The Will to Power: An Attempt to Reevaluate Everything" (translated by Zhang Niandong and Ling Suxin).

The five books listed above can enter the world of Nietzsche, such as entering Baoshan, and return with a full load.

The Science of Happiness

The master of Nietzsche's thoughts.

Translated by Yu Hongrong. Take the book series.

Very old translations, classics.

I don't know which one is good to read first, but I read "Thus Said Zarathustra" and felt good.

Actually, it doesn't make a difference which one you read first. If you really want to spend some time enjoying the magnificent world of this giant of thought.