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Although Nietzsche's translation of 40 years ago has been a little less toxic, it is also fun to read against other translations.
Because there is no purpose for the whole human race, and so in its entire situation, humans only find despair instead of trust and a platform. When he sees the ultimate insufficiency of man in all his works, his activities seem to have the nature of waste. But as we see flowers that are destroyed by nature, it is beyond all emotion that we feel we are wasting (not just personally) as a human being. But who has these abilities? There is no doubt but a poet. And poets always know how to comfort
Of course, it is a personal opinion that to read the book properly, you need to spend about two months of time in your room, and you need some kind of commitment and a sense of mind and thought that nothing else can be taken away from you, and then you need guidance to look into the complex world. I am grateful for the opportunity I had to read it for the first time, even now, over a decade later. I've met this book about human beings like the title, which deals with everything that a great
Friedrich Nietzsche: Human, All Too Human (Complete Works of Nietzsche 3)
A very human and so human is a nice house. We can improve the human culture.
Korean title: 인간적인 너무나 인간적인(니체전집 3)
Korean author: 프리드리히 니체
Korean publisher: 청하
ISBN-13: 9788940300336
Reviews
Although Nietzsche's translation of 40 years ago has been a little less toxic, it is also fun to read against other translations.
Because there is no purpose for the whole human race, and so in its entire situation, humans only find despair instead of trust and a platform. When he sees the ultimate insufficiency of man in all his works, his activities seem to have the nature of waste. But as we see flowers that are destroyed by nature, it is beyond all emotion that we feel we are wasting (not just personally) as a human being. But who has these abilities? There is no doubt but a poet. And poets always know how to comfort
Of course, it is a personal opinion that to read the book properly, you need to spend about two months of time in your room, and you need some kind of commitment and a sense of mind and thought that nothing else can be taken away from you, and then you need guidance to look into the complex world. I am grateful for the opportunity I had to read it for the first time, even now, over a decade later. I've met this book about human beings like the title, which deals with everything that a great
