Volume 15, Number 8 · November 5, 1970
The Gentle Nietzscheans
By Conor Cruise O'Brien
Nietzsche, it is usually held, was purely a man of thought and letters, and he was certainly never involved in practical politics: his political thought is generally considered to come a long way, in importance, after his contributions to psychology, German prose, and the critique of ethics.
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