Frederick Nietzsche and the philosophy of truth and the state, by Nikos Kazantzakis

This book is a thesis presented by the famous Greek writer Nikos Kazantzakis to obtain a doctorate in philosophy, in Paris in 1909. It discusses Nietzsche's opinions on many important questions and issues. Along with other useful insights about the nature of this controversial philosopher's personality and his era... What is the true nature of man and woman? What is the position of women regarding sexual instinct, the idea of equality, and the demand for rights? What is their role in the family, the institution of marriage, and the state of reproduction? What is the origin and nature of the state? What is its position on morality? justice? equality? violence? the strong? the weak? What about the three main concepts that govern the internal and external life of humans, family, and state: religion, ethics, and the concept of rights? Number of pages: 172