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Humain, trop humain

Current price: $22.10
Humain, trop humain
Humain, trop humain

Barnes and Noble

Humain, trop humain

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"Humain, trop humain" marque un tournant important dans la pensée de Nietzsche vers une perspective plus naturaliste et sceptique. Dans cet ouvrage, il adopte une position plus critique à l'égard de la métaphysique et de la religion, en explorant les origines psychologiques et culturelles des croyances et des valeurs humaines. Ce livre se caractérise par son style aphoristique et son esprit acéré, Nietzsche disséquant les folies et les contradictions du comportement humain. Il s'agit de l'une de ses plus grandes oeuvres, couvrant des centaines de sujets et de figures, dont Socrate, Platon, Aristote, Descartes, Spinoza, Kant, Luther, Melanchthon, Darwin, Voltaire, Rousseau, Leibniz, Diogène, Marc Aurèle, Montaigne, Pascal, Jean Paul, Hume, Locke, Jean-Jacques, Emerson, Carlyle, Pascal, Bismarck et Schopenhauer.

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