Feb 23, 2017 54 min

17 - On Reading and Writing

from Thus Spoke Zarathustra - A Reader's Guide Hosted by Alex Drake

Based on the translation by Graham Parkes - Nietzsche takes a brief pause from demolishing old idols to give us some insight on how he writes, and how we should be reading him. He also transitions into some more of the psychological dispositions we should have in our journey to self improvement: spiritual strength, courage, boldness, violence, laughter, and levity.

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