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Leipzig: C.G. Naumann, 1892. First Edition. Wraps. Very good. The First Published Defense of Nietzsche’s PhilosophyZERBST, Dr. Max. Nein und Ja! (No and Yes!) C.G. Naumann, Leipzig, 1892. TP + “Motto” page + [V]-VIII = Vorwort + [1]-84, Octavo. First Edition (Krummel, 137, p. 110).An important work for any understanding of the earliest reception of Nietzsche’s works in Germany.The first published defense of Nietzsche’s philosophy appeared just three years after his collapse into insanity in Turin.Here Dr. Max Zerbst replies to a recently published pamphlet by Dr. Herman Türck entitled. Friedrich Nietzsche und seine philosophischen Irrwege (Friedrich Nietzsche and his Wrongheaded Philosophy). Zerbst could be as intemperate as his hero Nietzsche had been during the final year of his lucidity stating enthusiastically that "there was a great longing in me for a new god... and I have found him in Friedrich… Read More

Moscow: Publishing House of the All-Russian Central Executive Committee of the Soviets R., K. Deputies, 1919. First Edition. Wraps. Good. KOLLONTAI, Alexandra Mikhailovna, [New Woman] [The New Morality and the Working Class] , Publishing House of the All-Russian Central Executive Committee of the Soviets R., K. Deputies, Moscow, 1919. TP + 3 - 61 + 1 blank leaf. Octavo. FIRST EDITION. A collection by the famous Russian revolutionary and feminist Alexandra Mikhailovna Kollontai. The author popularizes works of European literature that develop the "new woman" who defends her right to freedom of feeling. Contains three parts: The New Woman; Love and a New Morality; The Relationship Between the Sexes and the Class Struggle. Such ideas are considered an important part of the socialist and feminist thought of the early 20th century. The origins come from Kollontai's thoughts that declaring a woman equal does not make her equal; beyond making political and economic reforms,… Read More

Leipzig: C. G. Naumann, 1896. first Edition thus. publisher's boards. Very good. NIETZSCHE, Friedrich. Nietzsche’s Werke Band IX: Schriften und Entwürfe 1869 bis 1872 (Writings and Drafts 1869 to 1872). Leipzig: C. G. Naumann, 1896. 1 blank leaf with half-title on verso + TP + [i] - iv = Inhalt + half-title + [vii] - xli= “Einleitung” + half-title + half-title + [1] - 385 + 1 blank leaf. Octavo. First edition thus. Includes numerous, early and/or previously unpublished writings by Nietzsche from the years 1869 to 1872. Titles include: “Homer und die classische Philologie”; “Nachträge und Vorarbeiten zur Geburt der Tragödie”; “Empedokles”; “Homer als Wettkämpfer”; “Über die zukunft unserer Bildungsanstalten”; “Bayruther Horizontbetrachtungen”; “Das Verhältniss der Schopenhauerischen Philosophie zu einer deutschen Cultur.” CONDITION: Very good in original Naumann binding: half-leather with marbled boards. Some edge wear and scuffing. Marbled endpapers. Pages clean and unmarked.

Leipzig: C. G. Naumann, 1895. publishers boards. Very good. NIETZSCHE, Friedrich. Nietzsche’s Werke Band I: Die Geburt der Tragodie (Birth of Tragedy, fourth ed.); Unzeitgemäße Betrachtungen (Untimely Meditations, third ed.). Leipzig: C. G. Naumann, 1895. 1 blank leaf with half-title on verso + TP + tissue guard and frontis-portrait + 1 leaf = facsimile of handwritten note + 1 leaf = inhalt + TP = Geburt der Tragödie + half-title + 1 - 589 + [i] - xxii. Octavo. Fourth and Third editions. In the first collected edition of Nietzsche’s work, his first two books combine to form the first volume: Birth of Tragedy (originally published in 1872, revised in 1886, here in its fourth edition) and Untimely Meditations (originally published in four installments from 1874 - 1876, here in its third edition). BIRTH OF TRAGEDY: Nietzsche argues that the tragedy of Ancient Greece was the highest form of art due to its mixture of both Apollonian and Dionysian elements into one seamless whole, allowing the… Read More

Leipzig: C. G. Naumann, 1895. Second Edition. publisher's boards. Very good. NIETZSCHE, Friedrich. Nietzsche’s Werke Band V: Die Fröhliche Wissenschaft (The Gay Science). Leipzig: C. G. Naumann, 1895. 1 blank leaf with half-title on verso + TP + half-title + 1 leaf = Inhalt + [3] - 362 + [i] - xv. Octavo. Second edition. Volume five of the first collected edition of Nietzsche’s works presents the second edition of The Gay Science/Joyful Wisdom (first published in 1882, the definitive edition in 1887). The Gay Science, which is the final and culminating volume of Nietzsche’s aphoristic works, contains the first instance of his famous statement, “Gott ist tot!” (God is Dead) – first in section 108, then more elaborately detailed in the Parable of the Madman in section 125, and for a third time in section 343. It also contains the first appearance of the doctrine of the "Eternal Return of the Same" (which plays such a prominent role in Zarathustra) and even includes Nietzsche's first mention… Read More

Leipzig: C. G. Naumann, 1895. Fourth Edition. Publisher's boards. Very good. NIETZSCHE, Friedrich. Nietzsche’s Werke Band II: Menschliches, Allzumenschliches: Ein Buch fur freie Geister, Erste Band (Human All too Human: A Book for free Spirits, first volume). Leipzig: C. G. Naumann, 1895. 1 blank leaf with half-title on verso + TP + folded facsimile of handwritten notes + half-title + 1 leaf = Inhalt + [3] - 414 + half-title + 1 leaf = 2 poems + + [i] - xxix. Octavo. Fourth edition. Volume two of the first collected edition of Nietzsche’s works presents the first volume of Human All Too Human (first published in 1878, here in its fourth edition). Human All Too Human also contains Nietzsche’s reflections upon cultural and psychological phenomena in reference to individuals' organic and physiological constitutions. The idea of power sporadically appears as an explanatory principle, but Nietzsche tends at this time to invoke hedonistic considerations of pleasure and pain in his explanations of… Read More

Leipzig: C. G. Naumann, 1895. publisher's boards. Very good. NIETZSCHE, Friedrich. Nietzsche’s Werke Band VII: Jenseits von Gut und Bose (Beyond Good and Evil, fifth ed.); Zur Genealogie der Moral (On the Genealogy of Morals, fourth ed.). Leipzig: C. G. Naumann, 1895. 1 blank leaf with half-title on verso + TP + 1 leaf = Inhalt + TP (JGB) +1 leaf = Inhalt + [3] - 279 + TP (GM) + half-title + 1 leaf = Inhalt + [287] - 484 + [i] - xv. Octavo. Fifth and Fourth editions. In the first collected edition of Nietzsche’s work, his two most important books combine to form the seventh volume: Beyond Good and Evil (originally published in 1886, here in its fifth edition) and On the Genealogy of Morals (originally published in 1887, here in its fourth edition). Beyond Good and Evil: Here, for the first time, Nietzsche proposes a "natural history of morals" and proposes that the revaluation of former values is the central task to be accomplished by the philosopher of the future – this indeed would be the… Read More

Paris: Union Generale d’Editions 10/18, 1973. First edition. Very Good +. VARIOUS. Nietzsche Aujourd’hui? 1. Intensites; 2. Passion. Union Generale d’Editions 10/18, Paris, 1973. 2 volumes: (1) Half-title + 1 leaf + TP + [7] – 440 + [441] = imprime + [443] + [448] = Advertisements; (2) Half-title + 1 leaf + TP + [7] – 439 + [441] – 443 = Table + [445] = imprime, Octavo. First Edition.A collection of essays on Nietzsche by leading French intellectuals of the 20th century.CONDITION: Some mild edge-wear to wraps, small tear to rear wrap of volume 1. Pages browned as usual. A very good copy. PHOTOS AVAILABLE UPON REQUEST

Leipzig: C. G. Naumann, 1895. Fourth Edition. publisher's boards. Very good. NIETZSCHE, Friedrich. Nietzsche’s Werke Band III: Menschliches, Allzumenschliches: Ein Buch fur freie Geister, Zweiter Band (Human All too Human: A Book for free Spirits, second volume). Leipzig: C. G. Naumann, 1895. 1 blank leaf with half-title on verso + TP + half-title + 1 leaf = Inhalt + [3] - 375 + [i] - xxv. Octavo. Fourth edition. Volume three of the first collected edition of Nietzsche’s works presents the appendix [Anhang] to Human, All Too Human and Wanderer and His Shadow [a third part of the three-part Human All Too Human] (first published in 1879 [anhang] and 1880 [Wanderer], here in its fourth edition). The present work was conceived as an addendum (“Anhang”) to the previous book and it continues Nietzsche’s incisive observations and evaluations on any number of topics, once again presented in the famous aphoristic style that characterizes these works of Nietzsche’s middle period, the works for “free… Read More

Leipzig: C. G. Naumann, 1895. Second Edition. publisher's boards. Very good. NIETZSCHE, Friedrich. Nietzsche’s Werke Band IV: Morgenrothe: Gedanken über die moralischen Vorurtheile (Dawn: Thoughts on Moral Prejudices). Leipzig: C. G. Naumann, 1895. 1 blank leaf with half-title on verso + TP + half-title + 1 leaf = Inhalt + [3] - 372 + [i] - xiv. Octavo. Second edition. Volume four of the first collected edition of Nietzsche’s works presents the second edition of Dawn/Daybreak (first published in 1881, the definitive edition in 1887). The fourth "aphoristic volume" was subtitled "Thoughts on the Prejudices of Morality" and brings to central focus Nietzsche's attack upon and critique of Christian morality – which was to be an ongoing theme in all of his later writings. The book is also more masterful than the earlier works in its artful use of "aphoristic" juxtaposition to engage the reader in his own reflections. Indeed, Nietzsche seems more intent on conveying to his readers a particular… Read More

Montpellier: Fata Morgana, 1976. First Edition. Wraps. Very good. LEVINAS, Emmanuel. Noms Propres (Proper Names); Fata Morgana, Montpellier, 1976. Half-title + TP + 1 leaf + 9 - [192] + 193 – [194] = Table + 1 leaf = Du Meme Auteur + 1 leaf = Imprimer, Octavo. First Edition. $150 Combining elements from Heidegger’s philosophy of “being-in-the-world” and the tradition of Jewish theology, Levinas has evolved a new type of ethics based on a concept of “the Other” in two different but complementary aspects. He describes his encounters with those philosophers and literary authors (most of them his contemporaries) whose writings have most significantly contributed to the construction of his own philosophy of “Otherness”: Agnon, Buber, Celan, Delhomme, Derrida, Jabès, Kierkegaard, Lacroix, Laporte, Picard, Proust, Van Breda, Wahl, and, most notably, Blanchot. CONDITION: Original printed wrappers. Minor edge wear, else near fine. A bright, clean, partly unopened copy. PHOTOS AVAILABLE UPON REQUEST

New York: The New Review, 1968. First Edition. Wraps. Very good. / Novyi Zhurnal / The New Review No. 92 (1968) Zetlin, Mikhail [Ed]: Novyi Zhurnal / / The New Review: No 92. New York 1968. 304pp. Octavo. Novyi Zhurnal was a Russian political, cultural, literary, and intellectual journal published in New York that contained numerous voices from Russian immigrants who had fled the Soviet Union to settle in Europe, the Americas, and elsewhere. Much of the contents include works that had been censored by the USSR, including works by Solzhenitsyn, Varlam Shalamov, Kovalevskaya, and others. Text in Russian CONDITION: Very good+ in original card wrappers, light edge wear especially top and bottom of spine. Cover loose. PHOTOS AVAILABLE UPON REQUEST

New York: The New Review, 1967. First Edition. Wraps. Very good. / Novyi Zhurnal / The New Review No. 87 (1967) Zetlin, Mikhail [Ed]: Novyi Zhurnal / / The New Review: No 87. New York 1967. 368pp. Octavo. Novyi Zhurnal was a Russian political, cultural, literary, and intellectual journal published in New York that contained numerous voices from Russian immigrants who had fled the Soviet Union to settle in Europe, the Americas, and elsewhere. Much of the contents include works that had been censored by the USSR, including works by Solzhenitsyn, Varlam Shalamov, Kovalevskaya, and others. Text in Russian CONDITION: Very good+ in original card wrappers, light edge wear especially top and bottom of spine. PHOTOS AVAILABLE UPON REQUEST

New York: The New Review, 1979. First Edition. Wraps. Very good. / Novyi Zhurnal / The New Review No. 134 (1979) Zetlin, Mikhail [Ed]: Novyi Zhurnal / / The New Review: No 134. New York 1979. 272pp. Octavo. Novyi Zhurnal was a Russian political, cultural, literary, and intellectual journal published in New York that contained numerous voices from Russian immigrants who had fled the Soviet Union to settle in Europe, the Americas, and elsewhere. Much of the contents include works that had been censored by the USSR, including works by Solzhenitsyn, Varlam Shalamov, Kovalevskaya, and others. Text in Russian CONDITION: Very good+ in original card wrappers, light edge wear especially top and bottom of spine. PHOTOS AVAILABLE UPON REQUEST

New York: The New Review, 1977. First Edition. Wraps. Very good. / Novyi Zhurnal / The New Review No. 128 (1977) Zetlin, Mikhail [Ed]: Novyi Zhurnal / / The New Review: No 128. New York 1977. 304pp. Octavo. Novyi Zhurnal was a Russian political, cultural, literary, and intellectual journal published in New York that contained numerous voices from Russian immigrants who had fled the Soviet Union to settle in Europe, the Americas, and elsewhere. Much of the contents include works that had been censored by the USSR, including works by Solzhenitsyn, Varlam Shalamov, Kovalevskaya, and others. Text in Russian CONDITION: Very good+ in original card wrappers, light edge wear especially top and bottom of spine. PHOTOS AVAILABLE UPON REQUEST

New York: The New Review, 1978. First Edition. Wraps. Very good. / Novyi Zhurnal / The New Review No. 132 (1978) Zetlin, Mikhail [Ed]: Novyi Zhurnal / / The New Review: No 132. New York 1978. 255 [256]pp. Octavo. Novyi Zhurnal was a Russian political, cultural, literary, and intellectual journal published in New York that contained numerous voices from Russian immigrants who had fled the Soviet Union to settle in Europe, the Americas, and elsewhere. Much of the contents include works that had been censored by the USSR, including works by Solzhenitsyn, Varlam Shalamov, Kovalevskaya, and others. Text in Russian CONDITION: Very good+ in original card wrappers, light edge wear especially top and bottom of spine. PHOTOS AVAILABLE UPON REQUEST

New York: The New Review, 1968. First Edition. Wraps. Very good. / Novyi Zhurnal / The New Review No. 90 (1968) Zetlin, Mikhail [Ed]: Novyi Zhurnal / / The New Review: No 90. New York 1968. 304pp. Octavo. Novyi Zhurnal was a Russian political, cultural, literary, and intellectual journal published in New York that contained numerous voices from Russian immigrants who had fled the Soviet Union to settle in Europe, the Americas, and elsewhere. Much of the contents include works that had been censored by the USSR, including works by Solzhenitsyn, Varlam Shalamov, Kovalevskaya, and others. Text in Russian CONDITION: Very good+ in original card wrappers, light edge wear especially top and bottom of spine. PHOTOS AVAILABLE UPON REQUEST

New York: The New Review, 1969. First Edition. Wraps. Very good. / Novyi Zhurnal / The New Review No. 95 (1969) Zetlin, Mikhail [Ed]: Novyi Zhurnal / / The New Review: No 95. New York 1969. 304pp. Octavo. Novyi Zhurnal was a Russian political, cultural, literary, and intellectual journal published in New York that contained numerous voices from Russian immigrants who had fled the Soviet Union to settle in Europe, the Americas, and elsewhere. Much of the contents include works that had been censored by the USSR, including works by Solzhenitsyn, Varlam Shalamov, Kovalevskaya, and others. Text in Russian CONDITION: Very good+ in original card wrappers, light edge wear especially top and bottom of spine. PHOTOS AVAILABLE UPON REQUEST

New York: The New Review, 1978. First Edition. Wraps. Very good. / Novyi Zhurnal / The New Review No. 130 (1978) Zetlin, Mikhail [Ed]: Novyi Zhurnal / / The New Review: No 130. New York 1978. 264pp. Octavo. Novyi Zhurnal was a Russian political, cultural, literary, and intellectual journal published in New York that contained numerous voices from Russian immigrants who had fled the Soviet Union to settle in Europe, the Americas, and elsewhere. Much of the contents include works that had been censored by the USSR, including works by Solzhenitsyn, Varlam Shalamov, Kovalevskaya, and others. Text in Russian CONDITION: Very good+ in original card wrappers, light edge wear especially top and bottom of spine. PHOTOS AVAILABLE UPON REQUEST

New York: The New Review, 1977. First Edition. Wraps. Very good. / Novyi Zhurnal / The New Review No. 126 (1977) Zetlin, Mikhail [Ed]: Novyi Zhurnal / / The New Review: No 126. New York 1977. 304pp. Octavo. Novyi Zhurnal was a Russian political, cultural, literary, and intellectual journal published in New York that contained numerous voices from Russian immigrants who had fled the Soviet Union to settle in Europe, the Americas, and elsewhere. Much of the contents include works that had been censored by the USSR, including works by Solzhenitsyn, Varlam Shalamov, Kovalevskaya, and others. Text in Russian CONDITION: Very good+ in original card wrappers, light edge wear especially top and bottom of spine. PHOTOS AVAILABLE UPON REQUEST