Nietzsche, "The Last Antipolitical German]]indiana University Press]bb]]03/01/1987]his010000]1]31.95]31.95]md]intx]r]r]inup]]]03/01/1987 - Hardcover

... a richly textured intellectual biography... " -History ... well worth reading and pondering by all who are concerned with the fate of humankind in capitalist civilization." -Socialism and Democracy ... an extraordinary book. Although intellectually challenging, it is well worth the effort to read." -New York City Tribune ... insightful and richly documented... " -Review of Politics The novelty and value of this book lie in Bergmann's painstaking examination of Nietzsche's reactions to and interaction with the political events and currents of his time." -American Historical Review ... superb... " -The Historian ... historian Bergmann has given the basic Nietzsche library a major addition... it is a reading of Nietzsche's early life, educational influences and later career by a scholar intent on recording the interaction of the philosopher with the political events of his own time." -Monatshefte Among both admirers and detractors, perhaps no issue has remained as hotly contested as Nietzsche's actual relationship to politics. Peter Bergmann's fine intellectual biography provides the first down-to-earth appraisal of Nietzsche's place among the individuals, events, and concerns of the Bismarckian age.