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Friedrich NIETZSCHEBiblio.com

La volonté de puissance - Essai d'une transmutation de toutes les valeurs Will to power

Maurice BLANCHOT - (Friedrich NIETZSCHE)Biblio.com

Du côté de Nietzsche - Manuscrit autographe complet On Nietzsches Side Complete Autograph Manuscript

1946483421946. Fine. 1946 21.70 x 11.50 cm 7 feuillets foliotés Autograph manuscript by the author 14 pages in octavo published in issue no. 12 December 1945January 1946 of L'Arche. A complete recto-verso manuscript in a densely written hand with numerous deletions corrections and additions. Essay published on the occasion of the release of Father du Lubacs Le Drame de lhumanisme athée. After the war the place of Friedrich Nietzschealongside the Marquis de Sade and Søren Kierkegaardin Maurice Blanchots thought reflects the decisive influence of Georges Bataille and the philosophers he held in highest regard. From this point on Blanchot devoted many texts to these figures and Du côté de Nietzsche stands as a key testimony of that engagement. The very title of his forthcoming collection La Part du feu to be published in 1949 including this article in a slightly revised form is itself a Bataillean reference. For Blanchot Nietzsches power through his use of language and style lies less in his most explicit and oft-commented theses than in the crucible of a more fluid and sometimes self-contradictory discourse: « L'influence de Nietzsche ne se réduit pas aux formes extérieures qu'elle a prises ; c'est probablement au contraire ce qui de Nietzsche a échappé à toute transmission manifeste cette part de lui étrangère aux influences directes qui a exercé l'influence la plus profonde. » This idea would remain central to Blanchots reading of the German philosopher. Nietzsches inconsistency and ambiguity are embodied in the theme of the death of God central to his work: « En aucune façon le thème de la Mort de Dieu ne peut être l'expression d'un savoir définitif ou l'esquisse d'une proposition stable » Blanchot observes. And he famously adds: « Se contredire est le mouvement essentiel d'une telle pensée. » In LEntretien infini 1969 Blanchot would once again revisit the Nietzschean question of the death of God where it meets that of the unity of man. A remarkable text by Maurice Blanchot on Friedrich Nietzsche illustrating the profound influence of Georges Bataille on his thought. unknown

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NIETZSCHE, FriedrichBiblio.com

Ecce homo Behold the Man

1908919Leipzig: Insel-Verlag 1908. First Edition. Hardcover. Very good. Nietzsches Self-Congratulatory Masterpiece Explaining: Why I Am So Wise NIETZSCHE Friedrich. Ecce homo Behold the Man. Insel-Verlag Leipzig 1908. 1 leaf TPs 7-154 155 = Inhalt 157 = Exemplar page Square Quarto. First Edition. Schaberg 61b Released in an edition of 1250 copies: 150 on Japanese velin and 1100 on parchment. Double-spread art nouveau title page illustrated by Henry Van de Velde. Van de Velde developed all his decorative elements from the logic of the curve and reverse curve and by covered surfaces and plain surfaces. This brings the text and the decorations into an ideally close connection with each other Hofstatter Art Nouveau p. 100. Copies were so expensive that it was dubbed the "bank director's edition" Schaberg The Nietzsche Canon p. 185. First edition of Nietzsche's apologia written as a pre-emptive defense against his interpreters though not published for almost twenty years after it was written due to the machinations and the fears of his sister. "I have a terrible fear that one day I will be pronounced holy: you will guess why I publish this book before; it shall prevent people from doing mischief with me. I do not want to be a holy man; sooner even a buffoon. - Perhaps I am a buffoon." To his future followers he offers the following: "You say you believe in Zarathustra But what matters Zarathustra! You are my believers - but what matter all believers! You had not yet sought yourselves and you found me. Thus do all believers; therefore all faith amounts to so little." CONDITION: Very good in original half vellum and grey boards with embossed circular title on the front cover in gilt and again in gild on the spine. Light bumping to extremities. Spine lightly soiled. One of 1100 copies #601 printed on parchment. Insel-Verlag hardcover

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