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Redeeming Nietzsche
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Fraser addresses Nietzsche's relationship to a secular theology that asks not whether God exists, but how man might be saved. He radically suggests that Nietzsche's affirmation of life functions only at the ultimate cost of self-absorption & denial.
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Fraser addresses Nietzsche's relationship to a secular theology that asks not whether God exists, but how man might be saved. He radically suggests that Nietzsche's affirmation of life functions only at the ultimate cost of self-absorption & denial.
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