Description: The Use and Abuse of History by Friedrich Nietzsche - Summary The Use and Abuse of History, a significant philosophical work by Friedrich Nietzsche, is translated by Adrian Collins and includes an introduction by Julius Kraft. Published in 1957 as a second revised edition by the Liberal Arts Press, this book is part of the Library of Liberal Arts series (LLA11). Nietzsche critiques the role of history in shaping human experience, arguing that while history can provide valuable lessons, an overreliance on it can lead to stagnation and a loss of individuality. He categorizes historical understanding into three types: monumental, antiquarian, and critical, each serving distinct purposes and consequences in our lives.Key Features:Condition: Vintage copy in good condition; stapled wraps with some sun fading and shelf wear; secure and tight binding.Provenance: From the personal collection of a university professor specializing in philosophy, with his signature on the title page.Collection Suitability: This edition is ideal for collectors, students, and scholars of philosophy, particularly those interested in Nietzsche's critical perspectives on the past. It provides essential insights into the dynamic interplay between history and human existence, making it a valuable addition to any philosophical library.
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Binding: Softcover, Wraps
Place of Publication: New York
Language: English
Book Series: The Library of Liberal Arts LLA11
Author: Friedrich Nietzsche
Publisher: The Liberal Arts Press
Topic: Philosophy
Country/Region of Manufacture: United States
Subject: Philosophy
Year Printed: 1957
