Human, All Too Human & Beyond Good and Evil (Classics of World Literature)

Morrisey met Oscar Wilde, bought a few bottles of Absinth and some drugs and decided they needed their own Ziggy Stardust. Lets call him Nietzsche or something else dead easy to spell, and lets let him loose and see what happens. Well. A name beautifully tailored to toss around in Uni or Sixth form but not actually read-just mention an abyss and you're in. What you actually get on reading the boy is very good. A little too aphoristic for some but that's parents for you-apples falling trees. This guy had thought about stuff-deeply. This edition is cheap as gambling tokens. Our Fred put a lot of time and effort into this thinking lark the least you can do is actually give him a go-you'll be surprised and storing up quotes that do not include abysses for impressing the smart set.

great value.two great books at one small price.nietzsche would have been proud of the low priced books venture to increase the circulation of his wonderful knowledge as well as his book sales and widen his fan club thus allowing his cult status to grow even more.this is what the good old germans are all about,good old honesty,force and domination.'why am i so clever' f nietzsche.now there is a kick in the teeth for good old humility.

In this book Nietzsche introduces the reader to deep psychological reasoning in the human condition with a constant awareness that the civilised span of mankind is far less than is primitive evolution.

Very good value for money! The book is actually meant to be read, the pages are easily readable and not yellow at all. Thin white pages with clear black letters.

Nietzsche is a giant amongst men, an immortal in the same league as Da Vinci, Mozart and Beethoven. To my mind his two greatest books under one cover is worthy of celebration. In my darkest hours, these books saved my life. I had to own a copy as a souvenir. What didn't kill me made my heart grow fonder. Or something.

I simply love this low cost publications of Nietzsche works, they're simple, they're actually meant to be read and not to be pretty on the shelf to give you an "intellectual" look on the house.

Front cover badly creased. Very disappointing on a new book

Book came fast, yet to read but the quality on a whole is good

The quality of this book is excellent. Very strong spine, and sturdy all around. I bought this one and Twilight/Anti/Ecce, I paid 9€ for both. The quality is equal if not better than Penguin and definitely better than Oxford. The title and author’s name are raised on the front cover, which is a really cool touch. The pages are good quality, like Penguin’s. I was a little worried about the dated translation, but it’s just as good as modern versions. Very readable, no archaic language. The book contains parts 1&2 of HAH, and it also has Beyond G&E. From Penguin these are separate books and cost 20€. So for 3.99€, you can’t lose!

very good

Good book to abuse. Cheap so I can take it in my backpack.

Translations are decent, but any book of Nietzsche's without annotation is less than you'll want if you want to read it seriously.