title: Nietzsche (Arguments of the Philosophers)
author:  Richard Schacht 
description: "Original in presenting in English a balanced account of what Nietzsche's fairly steady view really was on such matters as the nature of truth and knowledge, theism, the will to power, morality, and in a valuable final chapter, on art."<br />From the reviews of the cloth edition: <br />-"Times Higher Education Supplement <br />"Schacht does an honest and thorough job of sorting out Nietzsche's thought and offering it for our inspection."<br />-Richard Rorty, "Times Literary Supplement <br />"This work represents a painstaking and serious attempt to understand Nietzsche which remains in close contact with the texts . . . This is certainly a volume that students of Nietzsche's thought and its practical ramifications must confront and be aware of."<br />-Gregory B. Smith, "American Political Science Review <br />
zlib_text: M A L E B R A N C H E
  
  ARGUMENTS OF THE PHILOSOPHERS
  The purpose of this series is to provide a contemporary assessment and
  history of the entire course of philosophical thought. Each book contains
  a detailed, critical introduction to the work of a philosopher or school of
  major influence and significance.
  Also available in the series:
  * NIETZSCHE
  Richard Schacht
  PLATO
  Justin Gosling
  * PLOTINUS
  Lloyd P. Gerson
  * ROUSSEAU
  Timothy O’Hagan
  * THE PRESOCRATIC
  PHILOSOPHERS
  Jonathan Barnes
  * SANTAYANA
  Timothy L.S. Sprigge
  * THE SCEPTICS
  R.J. Hankinson
  * WITTGENSTEIN, 2nd edition
  Robert Fogelin
  * also available in paperback
  AQUINAS
  Eleonore Stump
  * DESCARTES
  Margaret D. Wilson
  * HEGEL
  M.J. Inwood
  * HUME
  Barry Stroud
  KANT
  Ralph C.S. Walker
  KIERKEGAARD
  Alastair Hannay
  * LOCKE
  Michael Ayers
  * KARL MARX
  Allen Wood
  * MERLEAU-PONTY
  Stephen Priest
  
  M A L E B R A N C H E
  Andrew Pyle
  
  First published 2003
  by Routledge
  11 New Fetter Lane, London EC4P 4EE
  Simultaneously published in the USA and Canada
  by