Will to
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共 89 题- THE WILL TO POWER
- AN ATTEMPTED TRANSVALUATION OF ALL VALUES
- BY
- FRIEDRICH NIETZSCHE
- TRANSLATED BY
- ANTHONY M. LUDOVICI
- VOL. I
- BOOKS I AND II
- The Complete Works of Friedrich Nietzsche
- The First Complete and Authorised English Translation
- Edited by Dr Oscar Levy
- Volume Fourteen
- T.N. FOULIS
- 13 & 15 FREDERICK STREET
- EDINBURGH: AND LONDON
- CONTENTS OF VOL. I.
- PREFACE 1
- FIRST BOOK. EUROPEAN NIHILISM. A PLAN
- I. NIHILISM--
- II. CONCERNING THE HISTORY OF EUROPEAN NIHILISM--
- I. CRITICISM OF RELIGION--
- II. A CRITICISM OF MORALITY--
- 6. Concluding Remarks concerning the Criticism of Morality
- III. CRITICISM OF PHILOSOPHY--
- TRANSLATOR'S PREFACE.
- ANTHONY M. LUDOVICI.
- PREFACE.
- FIRST BOOK.
- EUROPEAN NIHILISM.
- I.
- A PLAN.
- NIHILISM.
- THE COLLAPSE OF COSMOPOLITAN VALUES.
- It is said:--
- Nihilism. It may be _two things_:--
- 2. FURTHER CAUSES OF NIHILISM.
- Causes effecting the _rise of Pessimism_:--
- This gives rise to _the problem of strength and weakness_:--
- 3. THE NIHILISTIC MOVEMENT AS AN EXPRESSION OF DECADENCE.
- 4. THE CRISIS: NIHILISM AND THE IDEA OF RECURRENCE.
- II.
- CONCERNING THE HISTORY OF EUROPEAN NIHILISM.
- Overwork, curiosity and sympathy--our _modern vices._
- MODERN MUMMERY
- Mummery in the arts:--
- The style of the seventeenth century: _propre exact et libre._
- Alfieri had a sense for the _grand style._
- Fear of a general "in vain."
- Man must have the _courage_ of his natural instincts restored to him.--
- SECOND BOOK.
- CRITICISM OF THE HIGHEST VALUES THAT HAVE PREVAILED HITHERTO.
- I.
- CRITICISM OF RELIGION.
- 1. CONCERNING THE ORIGIN OF RELIGIONS.
- 2. CONCERNING THE HISTORY OF CHRISTIANITY.
- The misunderstandings are therefore the following:--
- 3. CHRISTIAN IDEALS.
- II.
- A CRITICISM OF MORALITY.
- 1. THE ORIGIN OF MORAL VALUATIONS.
- In short:--
- A. _Morality_ as the work of _Immorality._
- B. _Morality as the work of error._
- The steps:--
- D. To what extent was morality _dangerous_ to Life?
- 2. THE HERD.
- 3. GENERAL OBSERVATIONS CONCERNING MORALITY.
- The great _crimes_ in _psychology_:--
- 4. HOW VIRTUE IS MADE TO DOMINATE.
- 5. THE MORAL IDEAL.
- A. _A Criticism of Ideals._
- B. _A Criticism of the "Good Man" of the Saint, etc._
- C. _Concerning the Slander of the so-called Evil Qualities_.
- Hegel's value: "Passion."
- D. _A Criticism of the Words: Improving, Perfecting, Elevating._
- The wholesale deception and fraud of so-called _moral improvement._
- What I want to make clear, with all the means in my power, is:--
- 6. CONCLUDING REMARKS CONCERNING THE CRITICISM OF MORALITY.
- The three _postulates_:--
- III.
- CRITICISM OF PHILOSOPHY.
- 1. GENERAL REMARKS.
- I guard against all the humbug of a false scientific spirit:--
- 2. A CRITICISM OF GREEK PHILOSOPHY.
- 3. THE TRUTHS AND ERRORS OF PHILOSOPHERS.
- 4. CONCLUDING REMARKS IN THE CRITICISM OF PHILOSOPHY.
- In the place of "sociology," a _doctrine of the forms of dominion._
- Likewise: the higher Europeans, the pioneers of _great politics._
- END OF VOL. I.