Author(s): Robert Wicks

Philosophy

Often quoted yet highly divisive, Nietzsche remains an enigma long after his death. This clear primer moves deftly through the controversy to examine the philosopher's work in the context of his tumultuous childhood and Christian upbringing. Discussing his infamous declaration that God is dead, his posthumous association with Nazism, and his criticisms of conventional morality, this book is the ideal introduction to the much debated thinker and his extensive legacy.

About the author:
Robert Wicks is Senior Lecturer in the Department of Philosophy at the University of Auckland. His other books include Modern French Philosophy and Kant on Judgement.