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Mentioned in 27 episodes
The will to power
Book • 1913
The Will to Power is a compilation of Friedrich Nietzsche's notes and fragments, edited and published posthumously by his sister Elisabeth Förster-Nietzsche and others.
The book is based on Nietzsche's intention to write a comprehensive work titled 'The Will to Power, An Attempt at a Revaluation of All Values.
' It explores his central philosophical concept of the 'will to power,' which he believed was the fundamental driving force in all living beings.
The work delves into various aspects of human life, including morality, art, science, and metaphysics, and critiques traditional values and morality.
Despite not being a completed work by Nietzsche himself, it remains a key component of his philosophical legacy.
The book is based on Nietzsche's intention to write a comprehensive work titled 'The Will to Power, An Attempt at a Revaluation of All Values.
' It explores his central philosophical concept of the 'will to power,' which he believed was the fundamental driving force in all living beings.
The work delves into various aspects of human life, including morality, art, science, and metaphysics, and critiques traditional values and morality.
Despite not being a completed work by Nietzsche himself, it remains a key component of his philosophical legacy.
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Mentioned in 27 episodes
Mentioned by Jordan Peterson, referencing Nietzsche's concept of the 'will to power' as a central human motivation.
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237. Your Dark Side and Control Over Your Life | Robert Greene
Mentioned by 
Stephen West
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Episode #147 ... Being and Becoming
Mentioned by a participant as a college book she struggled to give away while discussing emotional attachment to possessions and identity.
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Mentioned by 
Mitch Horowitz
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Mitch Horowitz
Mentioned as the origin of the idea that the world itself is the will to power and nothing else.
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The Stories Culture Tells Us
Mentioned in the podcast as a compilation of unpublished Nietzsche materials containing "My Five No's".
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Nietzsche's Five Nos
Mentioned by Bataille says to quote to Nietzsche, war, to quote Nietzsche, was a stimulant to the imagination.
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Georges Bataille’s 'On Nietzsche': War, Chance, and the Collapse of Meaning with Stuart Kendall
Mentioned by the host as a work that further develops the ideas presented in "The Gay Science."
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The Gay Science #1 (Preface, I.1 - I.9)
Referenced by 
David Chapman
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Maps of Meaningness
Mentioned when discussing the context of Nietzsche's "The Madman" passage.
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The Gay Science #12 (III.125-III.131)
