Nietzsche. Volume 2

The study of Martin Hydegger is knocked out from a number of newest works devoted to the interpretation of the life and creativity of the Great Symphetizer and Paradoxalist. Its own item is all the spiritual history of European philosophy, that is, a genuine story, moving not in
The empirical sphere of random and transient, and in the sphere of fateful and necessary for the history of the human mind. The history of metaphysics builds around the only leading question: what is there is something.
Hydegger"s fundamental work helps to realize the cause of many, primarily spiritual, the crises of the modern times, to realize the pattern of development of the Western European spirit, his celebrations and falls. It also serves as a subtle leadership to a loyal understanding of the foundations of the thinking of Nietzsche himself, identifying the logic of his thoughts, hidden prerequisites for the nice criticism of Western humanity