Welcome to the beta version of Shelfari’s new Book Detail pages!
These pages are editable by the community, so please contribute! Click here to learn more about this feature. We’d love to hear your feedback.
Description
A landmark discussion between two great thinkers, vital to an understanding of twentieth-century philosophy and intellectual history.
First Sentence
In The Will to Power, the "work" to be treated in this lecture course, Nietzsche says the following about philosophy (WM, 420): I do not wish to persuade anyone to philosophy: it is inevitable and perhaps also desirable that the philosopher should be a rare plant.
Table of Contents
Authors & Contributors
- Martin Heidegger (Author)
- David Farrell Krell
Popular Tags
Books with Additional Background Information
List the books that contain additional information about this book.
If you have any suggestions for how we can improve this page or if there are sections that you would like us to add, please let us know.
