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Nietzsche Contra Wagner
Book • 2016
Friedrich Nietzsche's "Nietzsche contra Wagner" is a critical examination of the composer Richard Wagner and his influence on German culture.
Nietzsche initially admired Wagner but later became disillusioned with him, criticizing his work and his personality.
The book is known for its sharp and often scathing critique of Wagner's music and ideas.
It reflects Nietzsche's evolving philosophical views and his rejection of certain aspects of German Romanticism.
The book remains a significant contribution to the understanding of both Nietzsche's philosophy and Wagner's legacy.
Nietzsche initially admired Wagner but later became disillusioned with him, criticizing his work and his personality.
The book is known for its sharp and often scathing critique of Wagner's music and ideas.
It reflects Nietzsche's evolving philosophical views and his rejection of certain aspects of German Romanticism.
The book remains a significant contribution to the understanding of both Nietzsche's philosophy and Wagner's legacy.
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when discussing Nietzsche's return to the Greeks at the end of his life.


Robert Harrison

“I Am Not a Man, I Am Dynamite” : Peter Sloterdijk on Nietzsche
Mentioned as an entire book about Nietzsche’s fraught relationship with Wagner.

Richard Wagner: Punch & Oysters




