Nietzsche: Philosopher, Psychologist, Antichrist (Princeton Classics) Paperback – October 20, 2013

Kaufmann delivers a great book to help understand some of Nietzsche's obscure works. I have read Nietzsche multiple times and Kaufmann is a tremendous help in understanding some of the most misinterpreted issues Nietzsche presents such as the Death of God, the Overman, Eternal Recurrence, and his great Zarathustra. This book is fantastic for anybody who wants to appreciate Nietzsche's work more.

A point of view from yet another writer. Took what resonated and left the rest.

It is a classic. I had the hard bound book years ago and must have lost it. So glad to have it on kindle.

Kaufmann's erudition and grasp is impressive. I think he may have been the first to correct the damaging misinformation seeded by Nietzsche's creepy Nazi of a sister. Sometimes he seems too much of an apologist, even though the Nietzsche legend needed rehab. Worth owning as a reference for anyone tackling Nietzsche's brilliant, but often bewildering works.

This was vastly satisfying to me, because I have long been both fascinated and puzzled by Nietzsche. I feel that I understand his perspective much better now.

Love Nietzsche

Honestly speaking, the book was not as good as it was presented in Amazon Marketplace. Still, it is ok and readable. But not as good as I expected.

This is a great book.It served as a very useful addition to a course I took on nietzche, a powerful and very often misunderstood philosopher.

Kaufmann's book is the best explanation of Nietzsche's ideas that I've ever read.

An even handeded well written analysis of Nietzsche's work and thought which is a must read for anyone interested in the subject. This book is still the benchmark that all others on the subject are measured against. Lots of writers want to interpret Nietzsche in order to make his message one they feel comfortable with. Mr Kaufman is one of the few who try to convey what Nietzsche actually thought with clear explanations and excellent evidence all of which is referenced. If you want help in understanding what nietzsche was trying to say buy this book. Sadly many other books merely consist of an outline of what other people wished Nietzsche meant, so before you read anything else, get a sensible grounding in the subject by reading this excellent book.

There was a damage in the back cover.There was a tear on the back cover.

Absolutely amazing.

Kaufmann... on Nietzsche... there is little more that is to be said. Kaufmann understands Nietzsche in a way that perhaps surpassed even Nietzsche's own introspective thought.