Subscribe and get 10% off!
Be the first to know about new collections and special offers.
Skip to product information
The Birth of Tragedy
By Friedrich Nietzsche
127.00 kr
Our Price Match Guarantee
We match UK retailers.
If you find the same book(s) cheaper (new, in stock, like-for-like including delivery), we’ll match it. Not applicable to international orders. Read the full policy.
If you find the same book(s) cheaper (new, in stock, like-for-like including delivery), we’ll match it. Not applicable to international orders. Read the full policy.
Description
The Birth of Tragedy marks Friedrich Nietzsche's profound exploration of art, culture, and the human experience, reflecting his early philosophical insights. This seminal work delves into the origins of Greek tragedy, revealing the interplay between the Apollonian and Dionysian elements that shape artistic expression.
The Story
Nietzsche articulates a vision where the tension between order and chaos creates profound art. He examines the duality of existence, arguing that tragedy arises from the conflict between rationality and primal instinct. By scrutinising the works of ancient Greek dramatists, Nietzsche posits that true art embodies this struggle, offering a means of confronting the inherent suffering of life.
Why Readers Love It
- Philosophical Depth: Readers appreciate Nietzsche's ability to intertwine philosophy and aesthetics, prompting deep reflection on the nature of art.
- Innovative Ideas: The book introduces concepts that challenge conventional views on beauty and artistic creation, making it a cornerstone of literary philosophy.
- Rich Prose: Nietzsche's eloquent and poetic writing style captivates, making complex ideas accessible and engaging.
Perfect For
This work is ideal for those interested in literary studies, philosophy, and the arts. Readers who enjoyed Nietzsche's Thus Spoke Zarathustra or Beyond Good and Evil will find The Birth of Tragedy a compelling addition to their exploration of his thought-provoking ideas.
“We have art in order not to die of the truth.” — Friedrich Nietzsche
Specifications
Format: Paperback / softback
Dimensions: × ×
Pages: 160
Publisher: Penguin Random House
ISBN: 9780140433395
You may also like:
Frequently Asked Questions
What's your return policy?
Yes, we provide free returns on eligible orders; read more here. If your books arrive damaged or incorrect, please contact us within 14 days of receipt for a replacement or refund.
When will I get my order?
We will work quickly to ship your order as soon as possible. Orders are usually dispatched within 1-2 working days and UK delivery typically takes 2–4 working days.
How much does shipping cost?
Standard shipping is £2.99 and free for all orders above £35.
Are your books new? How are they so cheap?
Yes - all of our books are brand new, direct from UK publishers and distributors.
By sourcing directly in bulk from publishers and distributors, we can pass significant savings on to you!