title: The Will to Power (Penguin Classics)
author:  Friedrich Nietzsche 
description: <b>Friedrich Nietzsche (1844&ndash;1900) </b>was a philosopher, critic, composer, and poet whose works include <i>Thus Spoke Zarathustra</i>, <i>Beyond Good and Evil</i>, <i>Twilight of the Idols</i>, <i>The</i> <i>Antichrist</i>, and his autobiography, <i>Ecce</i> <i>Homo</i>.<br> &#160;<br> <b>Michael A. Scarpitti</b> (translator) has translated Nietzsche&rsquo;s <i>On the Genealogy of Morals</i> for Penguin Classics.<br> &#160;<br> <b>R. Kevin Hill</b> (translator) is an associate professor of philosophy at Portland State University and the author of <i>Nietzsche&rsquo;s Critiques: The Kantian Foundations of His Thought</i> (2003) and <i>Nietzsche: A Guide for the Perplexed</i> (2007).
zlib_text: > > _**Take My Breath Away**_ ****
  
  > MARTIN EDWARDS
  
  > > > > > > Suppose, finally, we succeed in explaining our entire instinctive
  > life as the development and ramification of _one_ basic form of the will –
  > namely, of the will to power… the world viewed from inside… it would be
  > ‘will to power’ and nothing else.
  
  > > Friedrich Wilhelm Nietzsche, from _Beyond Good and_ _Evil_ , s.36, Walter
  > Kaufmann transl.
  
  > > **Contents**
  
    1. Title Page
    2. Chapter One 
    3. Chapter Two 
    4. Chapter Three 
    5. Chapter Four 
    6. Chapter Five 
    7. Chapter Six 
    8. Chapter Seven 
    9. Chapter Eight 
    10. Chapter Nine 
    11. Chapter Ten 
    12. Chapter Eleven 
    13. Chapter Twelve 
    14. Chapter Thirteen 
    15. Chapter Fourteen 
    16. Chapter Fifteen 
    17. Chapter Sixteen 
    18. Chapter Seventeen 
    19. Chapter Eighteen 
    20. Chapter Nineteen 
    21. Chapter Twenty 
    22. Chapter Twenty One 
    23. Chapter Twenty Two 
    24. Chapter Twenty Three 
    25. Chapter Twenty Four 
    26. Chapter Twe