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# On the Genealogy of Morals and Ecce Homo Reissue Edition, Kindle Edition

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    The Genius of Nietzsche
  

*by A***R on Reviewed in the United States on March 7, 2017*

Ecce Homo: His wit and wisdom shines through in his hyperbole, irony and deel learning on many topics. Nietzsche on Nietzsche? A work to be treaured.GOM: His analysis of the origins of comteporary morality is striking. His counter intuitive and historically grounded insights leave one shaken, yet hopeful that a better, life-affirming morality may still be posssible. His explanation of the phenomenon of "ressentiment" and the "Slave Revolt"  in Christianity is perhaps more relevant than ever. A dense, conplext, systematic work of philosophy that avoids that cardinal sin which so many commit: lack of a proper historical sense.In both boooks, the prose is second-to-none.

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    Extremely poor electronic translation distracts from the actual text
  

*by A***B on Reviewed in the United States on November 30, 2014*

The "Genealogy of Morals" itself is what it is. There are many others who have done a more critical review of it than I can provide. However, what I am dissatisfied with is the quality of the Kindle edition of this book. It's terrible! It looks like the publisher scanned a printed version of the book, ran it through an OCR, and published it straight to the electronic version without passing it through any kind of editing process. There are so many examples of incorrect character recognition of the printed type that it distracts from the book content. For example: "What is present-day Nihilism if it is n.)t that?" (Kindle Locations 548-549). What is a n.)t? Nietzsche already has a unique style of writing, so it's hard to distinguish between what he meant to say and what is printed in this electronic version. Another example: "...the odour of the entrails of a misbegotten soul! - ? That excepted..." (Kindle Locations 537-538). Did he actually write ! - ?, or is that another misprint. Do I look for meaning in this (as small things like this in philosophy can actually have meaning), or can I ignore it as an artifact of sloppy electronic translation? It can be very frustrating at times.Update (I'll post these mistakes as I come across them):commas!: "...we have "utility," "forgetting." "habit." and finally "error," the whole..." (Kindle Location 284)wrong parentheses: "...got to lick {not out of fear, not at all out of fear! But because God ordains that one should honour all authority)..."(Kindle Locations 596-597)random f--f the triumph?: "...what they demand they call not revenge but f the triumph of righteousness..." (Kindle Locations 604-605)On second thought, I'm not getting paid to edit this book. You get the idea--there are many, many mistakes in this electronic version, so be prepared.

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    Profundity of False Morals
  

*by D***N on Reviewed in the United States on February 16, 2020*

Fascinating translation of what Nietzsche really had to say of Christian morality as being against human nature in Genealogy of Morals. It is a continuation from Beyond Good and Evil, in it we found that morals and ideals were the results of group-think. Ecce Homo is the philosopher’s autobio of how he came to be and why he wrote these books. Recommended read for would-be thinkers.  Yet, must be read carefully so as not to be misunderstood.

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