Friedrich Nietzsche Collection: Thus Spoke Zarathustra and Beyond Good and Evil

By: Friedrich Nietzsche

Narrated by: Jonathan Waters

Enjoy this Friedrich Nietzsche collection combining two of Nietzsche's most noteworthy pieces, Thus Spoke Zarathustra and Beyond Good and Evil, into one audiobook!

Public Domain (P)2018 Combray Media

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Yeah I love this book, Nietzsche makes modern moralists look like little babies. Don't read if you're a little baby who is afraid of being told that your beliefs are worthless attempts at getting social power. Just give it a listen.

He will make you feel like sh*t though, not because he's some poor sad sod, but because he genuinely points out a lot of flaws in nuerotypical human thinking. I'd say it's pretty fun.

Two essential texts from Nietzsche

I was given this free review copy audiobook at my request and have voluntarily left this review.

Nietzsche may be the most important philosopher of the past few centuries. However, his texts are dense and can be difficult to unpack. I've found that audiobooks, particularly during a commute, are an excellent way to absorb the material when narrated well.

Fortunately, this is an excellent reading of Nietzsche. With almost nineteen hours of reading and two long, brilliant books, I think it's an excellent value and a great way to access the classic texts. Strongly, strongly recommend these books are the way to understand Nietzsche.

Great overview of a difficult Philosopher

This is a great introduction to anyone who is not familiar with one of the most difficult to understand Philosophers.


It is not a Audio Book for 1 or 2 sittings but a Book that should be listened to slowly so that you can absorb the material.


The Narrator handled the material well and gives the listener a better understanding of a often difficult to understand Philosopher.






This book was given to me for free at my request and I provided this voluntary review.

wow

the insight of the great german philologist nietzsche made me rethink some of the basic fundamentals of my reality. I can't give words to the value of this book.

on the side of the recording the narrator jonathan waters gives a life to translation that makes you feel as though the author is sitting with you reading from his life's work in the body of a young man.

needs to be reread

I definitely don't think Nietzsche is the type of work that should be in audible form. I guess you can easily go back and set up book marks. The work is simply too complicated to do well in this medium. However i thought they did a great job.