/lit/ - Literature

>>8835853

Something tells me he'd have a really dumb interpretation of the Neetzsch.

>>8654896

Said someone who's read neither.

Nietzsche, like Schopenhauer, is constantly misread as having had something against women.

>Politics lecturer tries to argue that Nietzsche & Nietzschean thinking were responsible for the rise of 20th century figures like Hitler/Mussolini/etc
>Sums up Nietzsche's thinking with a throwaway line about those who are 'superior' thinking they have the right to eliminate the inferior

I didn't think many people outside of /lit/ made a point of commenting on authors whom they've clearly never read, but boy was I proven wrong.

>>8547922

Nope. If highschoolers like Nietzsche, they more than likely didn't understand him.

>>8543934

I'm not going to dignity this trash with a substantial response. Nietzsche absolutely did believe in the state, for example.

Fuck off with your ressentiment. It's not a character trait you can dignify, no matter how hard you try.

>>8523112

>wanting Nietzsche do be political at all when he described himself as anti-political