Friedrich Nietzsche My Sister and I Multilingual edition

Walter Stewart continues his work on My Sister and I by moving beyond the circular arguments concerning authorship and by taking on the complete text in order to determine first, precisely what actually is in it; second, to what degree it reflects Nietzsche's thinking; and third, how it squares with the rest of his philosophy. In order to achieve these aims, the text is investigated, analyzed and interpreted in full detail. The result is that Stewart elucidates how Nietzsche may have understood this curious work, why he might have chosen to explain himself in this way, and finally the degree to which the unique viewpointrepresentedin My Sister and I contributes to a better understanding of Nietzsche's works as a whole and may invite reconsideration of his perspectives in Western Thought.