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réf. alb12631a5799219daeNietzsche Friedrich: Beyond Good and Evil. In Russian (ask us if in doubt)/Nitsshe Fridrikh. Po tu storonu dobra i zla. Translated with him by M.N.T. and E. Sokolova edited by V.V. Bitner of St. Petersburg type We have thousands of titles and often several copies of each title may be available. Please feel free to contact us for a detailed description of the copies available. SKUalb12631a5799219dae
réf. alb4af6bbd9d4ae654fNietzsche Friedrich. Complete collection of works. In 13 volumes (14 books) and letters (set without volume 3) In Russian /Nitsshe Fridrikh. Polnoe sobranie sochineniy. V 13 t. (14 kn.) i pisma (komplekt bez toma 3) Cultural Revolution 2006-2014. T.1. Part 1: The Birth of Tragedy. From Heritage (Works 1869-1873). T.1. Part 2: A Timely Reflection. From Heritage (Works 1872-1873). T.2. Human, Too Human. T.3. Morning Dawn. Messianic idyll. We have thousands of titles and often several copies of each title may be available. Please feel free to contact us for a detailed description of the copies available. SKUalb4af6bbd9d4ae654f.
réf. alb0d2a255f7c70b18eNietzsche Friedrich. So Zaratustra used to say. A book for everyone and for no one. In Russian /Nitsshe Fridrikh. Tak govoril Zaratustra. Kniga dlya vsekh i ni dlya kogo. St. Petersburg Altshuller printing house 1903 boommash. We have thousands of titles and often several copies of each title may be available. Please feel free to contact us for a detailed description of the copies available. SKUalb0d2a255f7c70b18e.
1928réf. 4756Limited edition; this number 186 of only 550 copies. Half blue morocco; gilt particulars to front and spine. Handmade paper. Translated to English by P. R. Stephensen and illustrated with seven provocative plates by Norman Lindsay. Acid transfer from fore edge morocco to paper edges as usual see image. Nice clean copy in a supple binding & without previous owners' names or markings. Unpaginated. 11.8 x 16.8 in. The Fanfrolico Press hardcover
1906réf. 000015504Leipzig: C.G. Naumann 1906. Later edition. Hardcover. Near Fine. 15 vol. 8vo. For pagination please inquire. Orange publisher's cloth with a brown leather label lettered and decorated in gold on each spine; all edges sprinkled. Volume one illustrated with a plate: a portrait of Nietzsche. Volume one also with a facsimile of his handwriting. Volume two illustrated with a folding plate. Volume three illustrated with two plates a facsimile of a letter. Volumes four and five are illustrated with a plate. Volume six illustrated with a portrait of Nietzsche and with three plates that are facsimiles of his writing. Volume seven illustrated with a folding plate. Volume eight illustrated with a plate. Although this is not the first edition of Nietzsche's complete works this set is an attractive example of the philosopher's writings in their original language German. Friedrich Nietzsche remains a cornerstone figure in the Continental school of philosophy. His critiques of religion morality and conventional thinking have incited scholars to generate a raft of treatises in response and sometimes in conversation with his work. This is a large and heavy set and may require extra shipping charges. The spines a touch sunned. Volumes one two six seven and fifteen with light pencil marginalia. C.G. Naumann hardcover
1928réf. 8424London: The Fanfrolico Press 1928. Half-Leather. Collectible; Very Good. The 1928 lovely Fanfrolico Press edition of Nietzsche's "The Antichrist". Translated from the original German by P.R. Stephensen and lavishly illustrated by Norman Lindsay with 7 of his engravings complementing the text. Bound by Kelly & Sons in half-leather over navy-blue boards and limited to 550 copies. Solid tight and VG with light staining and wear at the panels. Elephant folio top-edge gilt deckled fore and bottom-edges. A very impressive uncommon rendering of one of Nietzsche's darkest texts originally published exactly 40 years earlier. The Fanfrolico Press unknown
1928réf. 8424London: The Fanfrolico Press 1928. Half-Leather. Collectible; Very Good. The 1928 lovely Fanfrolico Press edition of Nietzsche's "The Antichrist". Translated from the original German by P.R. Stephensen and lavishly illustrated by Norman Lindsay with 7 of his engravings complementing the text. Bound by Kelly & Sons in half-leather over navy-blue boards and limited to 550 copies. Solid tight and VG with light staining and wear at the panels. Elephant folio top-edge gilt deckled fore and bottom-edges. A very impressive uncommon rendering of one of Nietzsche's darkest texts originally published exactly 40 years earlier. The Fanfrolico Press unknown books
réf. 2022St. Petersburg: tip. M.M. Stasyulevicha 1899. XIV 2 106 pp. Contemporary quarter-leather. Rubbed spine worn edges otherwise internally clean copy. Scarce. First edition of the second translation of Thus Spoke Zarathustra. Translated from German by S. Nani. Bilingual edition in German and Russian. With the translator's foreword. Original printed in 1883. One of the first Russian translations of Nietzsche's philosophical fiction Thus Spoke Zarathustra. The book features nine excerpts from the original work: the Night-Song the Grave-Song the Academic Chairs of Virtue the Soothsayer the Three Metamorphoses Scholars the Way of the Creating One Reading and Writing and the Three Evil Things. The text was translated from German by S. P. Nani and published in St. Petersburg in 1899. At the time Russian authorities subjected Nietzsche's works to substantial censorship prompting Nani to carefully choose passages for translation. Importantly Nani's rendition emerged just a few months after Yu. Antonovsky's "rather. poor translation" of Zarathustra first appeared in Russian print. This positioned Nani's translation as the second Russian interpretation of Nietzsche's masterpiece and one of the earliest Russian translations of anything by the German philosopher. Until the late-19th century Nietzsche who had published his first work in 1872 was unknown to the Russian audience. Nietzsche's books were prohibited by Russian censorship which had grown extremely strict under the reign of tsar Aleksandr III. Nietzsche's works were first translated into Russian in the late 19th century with Yu. Antonovsky's 1898 translation of Thus Spoke Zarathustra standing as the first contribution. However these early translations were subject to censorship resulting in selective adaptations to align with the prevailing ideologies of the time. This censorship persisted through the Soviet era forcing translators to navigate carefully through Nietzsche's texts to ensure compliance with official ideologies. Worldcat shows 2 copies of the edition at the Library of Congress and Cleveland Public Library. unknown
réf. albd53a70f60a005b82Nietzsche F. So Zaratustra used to say. A book for everyone and no one. In Russian /Nitsshe F. Tak govoril Zaratustra. Kniga dlya vsekh i ni dlya kogo Translation from German Y.M. Antonovsky. Fourth Edition of St. Petersburg Prometheus, 1911, VIII, 292 pp. We have thousands of titles and often several copies of each title may be available. Please feel free to contact us for a detailed description of the copies available. SKUalbd53a70f60a005b82.
réf. albf06df6a167310671Nietzsche Friedrich. Complete collection of works. In 13 vol. (14 books) and letters In Russian /Nitsshe Fridrikh. Polnoe sobranie sochineniy. V 13 t. (14 kn.) i pisma Cultural Revolution 2006-2014. T.1. Part 1: The Birth of Tragedy. From Heritage (Works 1869-1873). T.1. Part 2: A Timely Reflection. From Heritage (Works 1872-1873). T.2. Human, Too Human. T.3. Morning Dawn. Messianic idyll. We have thousands of titles and often several copies of each title may be available. Please feel free to contact us for a detailed description of the copies available. SKUalbf06df6a167310671.
réf. 25"Thus Spake Zarathustra: a Book for All and None" is a philosophical novel by German philosopher Friedrich Nietzsche composed in four parts written between 1883 and 1885 and published between 1883 and 1885. Much of the work deals with ideas such as the "eternal recurrence of the same" the parable on the "death of God" and the "prophecy" of the Übermensch German. hardcover
réf. 71584CBBerlin de Gruyter 2004 - 2015. Oln. Bände 4 - 9 in Folio. Zus. Berlin, de Gruyter 2004 - 2015. unknown
1893réf. 823Leipzig: Naumann 1893. Second Edition. Wraps. Very good. Second Edition of Nietzsches Twilight of the Idols in Original Printed Wraps NIETZSCHE Friedrich Götzen-Dämmerung Twilight of the Idols Naumann Leipzig 1893. Half title TP 1 leaf = Inhalt I-II = Vorwort 1-116. Second Edition Krummel XVIII a p. 120. Nietzsche began to write Twilight of the Idols at the end of June of 1888 and was finished by early Septemberanother lightning-quick production that he claimed to have been the "work of so few days that I am hesitant to mention exactly how many." His hesitancy becomes even more understandable when one remembers that part of July was devoted to the preparation of the final typescript of The Case of Wagner and that during August he produced two "Postscripts" and the "Epilogue" and then proofed the entire work. In the final analysiswhen the book was finally completedNietzsche bragged to Gast that "I could hardly have used ten days more efficiently for it certainly took me no longer to write the book." Yet another ten-day wonder! The new book was originally entitled A Psychologist at Leisure when Nietzsche mentioned it to Naumann on 7 September: I am about to give you a nice surprise. You probably think we are finished with printing but even now the cleanest manuscript I have ever sent to you is on its way. Regarding layout and design this new work should be a twin to The Case of Wagner. The title is A Psychologist at Leisure. It is imperative for me that we publish this now because by the end of next year we will have to begin the printing of my main work The Revaluation of All Values which will be a stern and serious book and I will not be able to publish anything cheerful and winsome right after it. This book though not very large may cause a few ears to be opened so that the main work will not be greeted with silence like my Zarathustra. The manuscript was mailed two days later and the single-page first draft for the Preface came three days after that. Nietzsche thought of this bookin conjunction with the Wagner bookas a light and brief respite before the publication of his masterwork: "In the final analysis both of these works are only recuperations in the midst of an immensely difficult and decisive task which when properly understood will split humanity in two." Unfortunately Nietzsche never recovered from these "recuperations" and The Revaluation of All Values was never completed Even as the book was being printed Peter Gast pleaded with Nietzsche to change the title: When I consider how other people will respond to this title I think A Psychologist at Leisure is much too unassuming. You have dragged your artillery to the highest mountains you have guns such as have never existed and even if you shoot blindly you will inspire terror all around. The stride of a Giant which can make the mountains shake to their core is hardly leisure . . . and so I pleadif an incompetent may make such a requestlet us have a more resplendent a more radiant title! Nietzsche immediately agreed and changed the title to Twilight of the Idols75 and three days later he penned the final version of the Preface which was dated 30 September 1888. Schaberg The Nietzsche Canon pp. 166-167 CONDITION: Uncut copy in original wraps printed front and back as well as on the spine. The covers are very lightly chipped and have a 1½ closed tear on the right side near the center of the front cover. The rear cover has five number inked next to the advertisements for Nietzsches books presumably noting their issuing sequence in the then-in-the-press Collected Works. A bit worn but still a lovely affordable and collectible copy of this important work by Nietzsche. PHOTOS AVAILABLE UPON REQUEST Naumann paperback
1893réf. 697Leipzig: C. G. Naumann 1893. Second Edition. Wraps. Very good. The Second Edition of Nietzsches Four Untimely Meditations NIETZSCHE Friedrich Unzeitgemässe Betrachtungen Unconventional Observations I-IV. C. G. Naumann Leipzig 1893 Volume 1: Original front wrap TP III-XV 2 half titles 1-206 207-208= Publisher's ads; Volume 2: Original front wrap TP 2 half titles 3-205 206-208 = Publisher's ads Octavo. Second Edition Krummel II-V b p. 114 This is the second volume of the soon to be aborted "Collected Works" edited by Nietzsche's closest friend Peter Gast whose introduction appears here as a Foreword. The second attempt to put out a complete edition was more successful - mostly because it was driven to completion by Nietzsche's harridan sister Elisabeth. CONDITION: Two volumes bound with original front wraps and expertly matching but recent spines and rear covers. There are some scattered pencil underlinings and marginalia. Otherwise this is a really well-preserved and excellent copy of all four of Nietzsche's "Unconventional Observations" which are more usually but a bit inaccurately translated as the "Untimely Meditations". PHOTOS AVAILABLE UPON REQUEST C. G. Naumann paperback
réf. 123210London T. Fisher Unwin 1908. . First edition stated second impression third printing overall; large 8vo 24 x 16.5 cm; ownership inscription in pencil to front fly-leaf moderate spotting endpapers toned; publisher's blind-stamped blue-green cloth upper-cover and spine lettered in gilt fore and bottom edges uncut spine slightly faded extremities a little rubbed very good; An early printing of the first English-language translation of Friedrich Nietzche's 1844-1900 philosophical novel Also Sprach Zarathustra. Like Nietzsche the translator Alexander Tille 1866-1912 had studied philology and philosophy at the University of Leipzig. Later in 1899 Tille took up a teaching position at the University of Glasgow where he lectured on German Studies and was an early proponent of the theory of Social Darwinism. This translation the first in English was initially published in 1896 in a joint endeavour between H. Henry and Co. Ltd. in London and Macmillan in New York. It performed poorly with sales of just 257 copies reported. The remaining unsold sheets were then acquired by T. Fisher Unwin who reissued the book with their own title-page in 1899. This the stated 'Second Impression' represents the second-printing of the translation with the T. Fisher Unwin imprint and thus the third printing of the title overall. London, T. Fisher Unwin, 1908. hardcover
1924réf. 12248The MacMillan Company. Very Good in Good dust jacket. Hardcover. Green cloth cover has lightly turned in spine caps otherwise pristine. Boards and spine are straight. Binding is tight. Former owner's name on front end sheet. Pages lightly toned but clean and near pristine. Book has never been cracked open. Dust jacket has wear to the extremities and light soiling but in good condition. Publisher's price of $2.00 on DJ flap. DJ protected by a brand new clear acid-free mylar cover. We add mylar covers to all books with DJs to preserve the DJs and add luster to magnify their beauty. If pictured shown without the mylar cover for an accurate representation of dust jacket. . . 1924. The MacMillan Company hardcover
1996réf. 2090202120411750Kodansha 1996. Soft Cover. Fine. Number of books: 1 Kodansha paperback
réf. Z1-C-077-03859Fire & Ice Publishing. Used - Good. Ships from UK in 48 hours or less usually same day. Your purchase helps support Sri Lankan Children's Charity 'The Rainbow Centre'. Ex-library so some stamps and wear but in good overall condition. 100% money back guarantee. We are a world class secondhand bookstore based in Hertfordshire United Kingdom and specialize in high quality textbooks across an enormous variety of subjects. We aim to provide a vast range of textbooks rare and collectible books at a great price. Our donations to The Rainbow Centre have helped provide an education and a safe haven to hundreds of children who live in appalling conditions. We provide a 100% money back guarantee and are dedicated to providing our customers with the highest standards of service in the bookselling industry. Fire & Ice Publishing unknown
1995réf. RARIGRE00kwEaston 1995. Fine. Aristotle. The Great Philosophers. 12 vols. Plato; Kant Immanuel; Locke John; Descartes Rene; Kierkegaard Soren; de Spinoza Benedict; Nietzsche Friedrich; Hume David; Berkeley George; Mill John Stuart; Hegel Georg W. F. Norwalk: Easton 1995. 8vo. Book condition: Near fine. Easton Press Published expressly for the personal library of bookplate sticker laid in each vol. Easton unknown
1995réf. RARIGRE00kwEaston 1995. Fine. Aristotle. The Great Philosophers. 12 vols. Plato; Kant Immanuel; Locke John; Descartes Rene; Kierkegaard Soren; de Spinoza Benedict; Nietzsche Friedrich; Hume David; Berkeley George; Mill John Stuart; Hegel Georg W. F. Norwalk: Easton 1995. 8vo. Book condition: Near fine. Easton Press Published expressly for the personal library of bookplate sticker laid in each vol. Easton unknown books
1877réf. 88235Ernest Schmeitzner | Schloss-Chemnitz 1877 | 12.50 x 18.50 cm | relié
1877réf. 13881877 Paris, Schloss, Chemnitz & Sanz, Fischbacher, 1877. In-12 br., chemise en plein chagrin noir, étui bordé, 196 pp. (Evelyne Fortin). Première édition française, traduction de Marie Baumgartner. (Dos légèrement fendu, sinon bon état). Rare.
1873réf. 946Leipzig: E. W. Fritzsch 1873. First Edition. Hardcover. Very good. Nietzsche Destroys David Strauss NIETZSCHE Friedrich. Unzeitgemässe Betrachtungen I: David Strauss Unconventional Observation I: David Strauss. Leipzig: E. W. Fritzsch 1873. TP 1-101 102 = advertisements Octavo. First Edition First Issue. Schaberg 23a The first of Nietzsche's Unconventional Observations was an attack on David Strauss the writer who had made his reputation with his scandalous Life of Jesus in 1835. Here Nietzsche attacks his most recent book The Old and the New Faith which advocated the rejection of the Christian faith in favor of a Darwinian materialistic and patriotic world-view. Nietzsche accuses Strauss of being a "Cultural Philistine" and denounces him as an exemplar of pseudo-culture. Although erudite the essay is extremely intemperate and filled with references to many of Nietzsche's scholarly contemporaries. The climax is a literary tour de force in which Nietzsche cites a litany of malapropisms from Strauss interspersed with his own barbed comments. For Nietzsche Strauss's book was the incarnation of the Zeitgeist: unproductive smugness intellectual snobbery superficial assimilation of great works of art and new scientific theories myopic criticism and patronizing praise of even the greatest genius But what enraged him most was Strauss's comfortable and untroubled renunciation of Christianity coupled with an easy conviction that Darwin was one of mankind's greatest benefactors and that traditional values could of course be maintained. It is in the present work that Nietzsche first publicly addresses the problem of the derivation of moral values that would infuse so much of his most important work. CONDITION: Very Good in recently rebound contemporary marbled paper over boards with new spine lettered in gilt. Internally bright and clean. A very good copy of one of Nietzsche s early works. E. W. Fritzsch hardcover
1877réf. 88235Schloss-Chemnitz: Ernest Schmeitzner 1877. Fine. Ernest Schmeitzner Schloss-Chemnitz 1877 12.50 x 18.50 cm relié The rare first edition of Friedrich Nietzsche's first work translated into French. Light rubbing to head of spine small brown stains at foot of second cover some foxing. Full khaki cloth Bradel binding smooth spine decorated with gilt floral motif gilt date and double fillet at tail navy blue shagreen title-label covers preserved contemporary binding signed Carayon. Ernest Schmeitzner hardcover
1899réf. 887Petersburg: M.M. Stasyulevicha 1899. First Thus. Hardcover. Very good. First Bilingual German-Russian Edition of Nietzsches Zarathustra NIETZSCHE Friedrich Tak govoril Zaratustra / Also Sprach Zarathustra Bilingual edition in German and Russian M.M. Stasyulevicha Petersburg 1899. Blank leaf half-title TP 1 leaf = dedication vii - xiv = translators forward half title half-title 2 - 103 1 leaf = contents blank leaf octavo. First Russian-German Dual-Language. First edition of the second translation of Thus Spoke Zarathustra. Translated from German by S. Nani. Bilingual edition in both German and Russian of nine selected excerpts printed side-by-side: the Night-Song the Grave-Song the Academic Chairs of Virtue the Soothsayer the Three Metamorphoses Scholars the Way of the Creating One Reading and Writing and the Three Evil Things. Thus Spoke Zarathustra is one of Nietzsche's most famous works and Nietzsche regarded it as among his most significant. Thoroughly studied and re-studied by scholars throughout the 20th century the character of Zarathustra stands as a figure marking the end of Modernity by some i.e. Heidegger the beginning of Post-Modernity by others i.e. Derrida; the text a personal soteriological narrative of Nietzsches own self-overcoming and a parable for others towards the same transformation. Though Thus Spoke Zarathustra attempts to destroy and replace the Judeo-Christian world-view Nietzsches style borrows heavily from the Old and New Testament. Nietzsche also adopts myriad metaphors invoking animals earth air fire water celestial bodies plants all in the service of describing the spiritual transformation of Zarathustra a solitary reflective exceedingly strong-willed sage-like laughing and dancing voice of self-mastery who accompanied by a proud sharp-eyed eagle and a wise snake believed in a mode of being beyond the common human condition but without the need to posit a transcendent other world. Nietzsche refers to this higher mode of being as superhuman übermenschlich one that embraces the doctrine of eternal recurrence a doctrine for only the strongest who can love life in its entirety who embrace their suffering and would only again will it to be thus! The first translation of Zarathustra was done by Yu Antonovsky in 1898 just really a few months before this bilingual edition translated by Nani. With so much censorship in Russia any translation was really an art form creatively trying to communicate Nietzsches or any philosophers! ideas into a voice acceptable to the heightened sensitivities of the authorities under both Tsars Alexander III and Nicholas II. Hence the incomplete translations of both Antonovsky in 1898 and Nani in 1899. CONDITION: Very good in original quarter leather with marbled boards. Light edgewear. Former owners name in ink to top edge of half-title page. Text block coming loose from front cover along inner hinge but holding along bottom. Rear hinge firm. One leaf xiii - xiv loose. Blank rear endpaper with small tear in center. A very nice untouched copy all in original condition. M.M. Stasyulevicha hardcover
