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Friedrich Nietzsche - The Will to Power

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ABOUT THE AUTHOR

friedrich nietzsche was born near Leipzig in 1844, the son of a Lutheran clergyman who died when Nietzsche was four. He attended the famous Pforta School, then went to university at Bonn and at Leipzig, where he studied philology and first became acquainted with Richard Wagner. When he was only twenty-four he was appointed to the chair of classical philology at Basel University; he stayed there until his health forced him into retirement in 1879. While in Basel, he participated as an ambulance orderly in the Franco-Prussian War and published The Birth of Tragedy (1872), Untimely Meditations (18736) and the first part of Human, All Too Human (1878). From 1880 until 1889, except for brief interludes, he divorced himself from everyday life and, supported by his university pension, lived mainly in France, Italy and Switzerland. Works published in the 1880s included Dawn, The Joyous Science, Thus Spoke Zarathustra, Beyond Good and Evil, On the Genealogy of Morals and The Case of Wagner. In January 1889, Nietzsche collapsed on a street in Turin and was subsequently institutionalized in Basel and Jena. He spent the remaining years of his life in a condition of mental and physical debility, cared for by his mother and later his sister Elisabeth. The last works published during his lifetime were Twilight of the Idols (1889), The Anti-Christ (1895) and Nietzsche contra Wagner (1895). After Nietzsches death in 1900, Elisabeth assembled The Will to Power based on her brothers notebooks and published it the following year; a greatly expanded edition appeared in 1906. Ecce Homo, Nietzsches autobiography, was published in 1908.

r. kevin hill is Associate Professor of Philosophy at Portland State University. From 1994 until 2001 he taught in the Philosophy Department at Northwestern University. He is the author of Nietzsches Critiques: The Kantian Foundations of His Thought, published by Oxford University Press (2003).

michael a. scarpitti is an independent scholar of philosophy whose principal interests include English and German thought of the eighteenth and nineteenth centuries, as well as exegesis and translation theory. His translation of Nietzsches On the Genealogy of Morals in published in Penguin Classics.

Concordance
between Der Wille zur Macht and Kritische Gesamtausgabe

The section number from the second edition of Der Wille zur Macht, which we follow in this translation, is given to the left of the equals sign, and the division, volume and page number of the Kritische Gesamtausgabe, where a transcription of the source text can be found to the right. In some cases we have substituted other drafts, which we indicate in parentheses.

Preface = div. 8, II, 4312

1 = div. 8, I, 1235

2 = div. 8, II, 14

3 = div. 8, II, 237

4 = div. 8, I, 215

5 = div. 8, I, 21516

6 = div. 8, II, 237

7 = div. 8, II, 2912

8 = div. 8, I, 300301

9 = div. 8, II, 1567

10 = div. 8, II, 74

11 = div. 8, II, 237

12 = div. 8, II, 28891

13 = div. 8, II, 1516

14 = div. 8, II, 17

15 = div. 8, II, 18

16 = div. 8, II, 302

17 = div. 8, II, 2056

18 = div. 8, I, 2623

19 = div. 8, I, 326

20 = div. 8, II, 1921

21 = div. 8, II, 142

22 = div. 8, II, 1415

23 = div. 8, II, 1415

24 = div. 8, II, 3012

25 = div. 8, II, 712

26 = div. 8, II, 62

27 = div. 8, II, 212

28 = div. 8, II, 142

29 = div. 7, I, 702

30 = div. 8, II, 31112

31 = div. 7, II, 1112

32 = div. 8, I, 2489

33 = div. 8, II, 945

34 = div. 8, I, 50

35 = div. 8, II, 612

36 = div. 8, II, 2878

37 = div. 8, II, 6061

38 = div. 8, III, 327

39 = div. 8, II, 331

40 = div. 8, III, 478

41 = div. 8, III, 22021

42 = div. 8, III, 47

43 = div. 8, III, 567

44 = div. 8, III, 3256

45 = div. 8, III, 712

46 = div. 8, III, 186

47 = div. 8, III, 423

48 = div. 8, III, 445

49 = div. 8, III, 250

50 = div. 8, III, 299300

51 = div. 8, III, 12

52 = div. 8, III, 227

53 = div. 8, III, 30

54 = div. 8, III, 2068

55 = div. 8, I, 21621

56 = div. 8, II, 313

57 = div. 7, II, 78

58 = div. 8, I, 58

59 = div. 8, I, 120

60 = div. 7, III, 153

61 = div. 7, I, 300

62 = div. 8, II, 756

63 = div. 8, III, 2434

64 = div. 8, II, 41

65 = div. 9, IX, 32

66 = div. 8, II, 240

67 = div. 7, II, 645

68 = div. 8, III, 180, 190

69 = div. 8, I, 1289

70 = div. 8, I, 152

71 = div. 8, II, 130

72 = div. 8, III, 212

73 = div. 8, II, 80

74 = div. 8, II, 99

75 = div. 7, III, 1945

76 = div. 8, II, 98

77 = div. 8, I, 309

78 = div. 8, I, 11920

79 = div. 8, II, 967

80 = div. 8, II, 304

81 = div. 8, I, 306

82 = div. 8, II, 734

83 = div. 8, II, 109

84 = div. 8, II, 99

85 = div. 8, III, 223

86 = div. 8, II, 161

87 = div. 8, II, 75

88 = div. 8, II, 150

89 = div. 8, III, 32

90 = div. 8, III, 2023

91 = div. 7, III, 295

92 = div. 7, I, 6878

93 = div. 8, III, 21314

94 = div. 7, II, 578

95 = div. 8, II, 1047

96 = div. 8, II, 39

97 = div. 8, II, 110

98 = div. 8, II, 85

99 = div. 8, II, 73

100 = div. 8, II, 11113

101 = div. 8, II, 45

102 = div. 8, II, 16061

103 = div. 8, I, 296

104 = div. 8, III, 245

105 = div. 8, I, 160, 2956

106 = div. 8, II, 375

107 = div. 8, III, 28990

108 = div. 7, III, 296

109 = div. 7, III, 21617

110 = div. 8, II, 1345

111 = div. 8, II, 11314

112 = div. 8, II, 134

113 = div. 8, I, 299300

114 = div. 8, I, 216

115 = div. 8, III, 241

116 = div. 8, III, 2323

117 = div. 8, II, 71

118 = div. 8, I, 293

119 = div. 8, II, 1912

120 = div. 8, II, 14850

121 = div. 8, III, 2812

122 = div. 8, III, 245

123 = div. 8, II, 113

124 = div. 8, II, 7071

125 = div. 7, III, 31213

126 = div. 8, II, 967

127 = div. 7, II, 261

128 = div. 7, II, 2678

129 = div. 7, III, 294

130 = div. 7, I, 701

131 = div. 7, II, 251

132 = div. 9, IV, 126 (div. 7, III, 2334)

133 = div. 7, III, 147

134 = div. 8, I, 1256

Intro to Bk II, pt1 = div. 8, II, 283

135 = div. 8, III, 978

136 = div. 8, III, 989

137 = div. 8, III, 1012

138 = div. 8, I, 280

139 = div. 8, III, 1746

140 = div. 8, III, 1689

141 = div. 8, III, 22730

142 = div. 8, III, 2334

143 = div. 8, III, 1789

144 = div. 7, III, 198

145 = div. 7, II, 2067; div. 8, III, 1723; div. 8, III, 1567

146 = div. 8, I, 162

147 = div. 8, II, 2378

148 = div. 8, I, 341

149 = div. 5, I, 594

150 = div. 8, II, 11

151 = div. 8, I, 112

152 = div. 8, III, 1516

153 = div. 8, II, 4089

154 = div. 8, III, 5960

155 = div. 8, II, 2356

156 = div. 8, II, 408

157 = div. 8, III, 2478

158 = div. 8, III, 313

159 = div. 8, II, 404

160 = div. 8, II, 3989

161 = div. 8, II, 396

162 = div. 8, II, 396

163 = div. 8, II, 400

164 = div. 8, II, 400401

165 = div. 8, II, 400

166 = div. 8, II, 348

167 = div. 8, II, 34951

168 = div. 8, II, 340

169 = div. 8, II, 3456

170 = div. 8, II, 357

171 = div. 8, III, 367

172 = div. 8, II, 2323

173 = div. 8, III, 3934

174 = div. 8, II, 1767

175 = div. 8, II, 23031

176 = div. 8, III, 1045

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