What Nietzsche Taught
A comprehensive exposition of Nietzsche’s philosophy, book by book, with, a complete biographical sketch and a frontispiece of Professor Karl Donndorf’s bust of Nietzsche.
The best book of its sort I have ever seen.—James Huneker.
We know of no other book just like Mr. Wright’s, nor anyone that, on the whole, we can recommend more heartily.—The Nation.
As a presentation in compact form of biographical data and certain extracts from the philosopher’s writings, the book is admirable.—Review of Reviews.
It offers a better and truer report of Nietzsche’s ideas than any other book either in English or German.—H. L. Mencken in the Baltimore Evening Sun.
An excellent survey of the life and philosophy of Nietzsche... The best summary of Nietzsche that has yet appeared in English.—Springfield Republican.
Just as one should begin the study of Nietzsche’s works with “Human, All-too-Human,” so could one most advantageously undertake the study of Nietzsche with Mr. Wright’s volume.—The Dial.
Mr Wright’s compilation may be warmly recommended.—Boston Transcript.
Mr. Wright knows thoroughly what he is talking about, and his book is excellent.—New York Evening Sun.