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Soviet policy imposed so strict a ban on Nietzschean thought that canonical east European writers were routinely "de-Nietzschefied" so that Friedrich Nietzsche's influence on their work was either denied or ignored. Since the collapse of Soviet Communism, reintegrating Nietzsche into east European cultural history has become the task at hand. The nine studies contained in this volume offer a major contribution to understanding Nietzsche's influence on late 19th and early 20th century political thought.
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- EditoreEast European Monographs
- Data di pubblicazione2018
- ISBN 10 0880334134
- ISBN 13 9780880334136
- RilegaturaCopertina rigida
- Numero di pagine224
- RedattoreFreifeld Alice, Bergmann Peter, Rosenthal Bernice Glatzer
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East Europe Reads Nietzsche
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Descrizione libro Hardcover. Condizione: Very Good. No Jacket. Minor shelf wear. Otherwise a tight, unmarked book. Index. viii, 246 pp. Codice articolo 045395
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East Europe Reads Nietzsche (East European Monographs, No. DXIV)
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Descrizione libro Hardcover. Condizione: Very Good. No Jacket. 246pp., viii. Presumed First Printing: no editions or printings cited on copyright page. With contributions by Alice Freifield "Nietzscheanism and Anti-Nietzscheanism in East Europe"; Peter Bergmann "Nietzsche and the Christ Among Nations"; Andrzej Walicki "Nietzsche in Poland (before 1918)"; Bela Egyed "Nietzsche's Early Reception in Hungary"; Urs Heftrich "The Early Czech Nietzsche Reception: T.G. Masaryk, O. Brezina, F.X. Salda"; Keith Hitchins "Early Modernism in Bulgaria: Pencho Slaveikov and Nietzsche" and "Lucian Blaga and the Nietzsche Reception in Romania"; Bernice Glatzer Rosenthal "Nietzsche, Nationality, and Nationalism"; Endre Kiss "Lukacs vs. Nietzsche, or The Most Significant Stalinist Trial in Philosophy"; Renate Reschke "Philosophia Non Grata. Friedrich Nietzsche in the German Democratic Republic (1982-1989)". Dark blue cloth boards with brilliant gilt-stamped lettering and publisher's logo on spine; top corners bumped with 1 1/4" crease across top front right corner and 7/8" crease on rear left top corner, above lesser 2" crease and near two very slight linear ridges of cloth (NOT board), suggesting book impacted on 1 1/4" portions of upper edges, while leaving the corners themselves sharp (lower corners and edges: FINE); upper portions of text block ABOVE TEXT impacted from rear cover and endpaper, echoing forward for most of book, WHILE TEXT ITSELF IS ESSENTIALLY UNAFFECTED (only a few pages have first letters at top left of text impacted by crease, diminishing from rear to front). No previous owner names or other writing in text. Codice articolo 000010
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