Friedrich Nietzsche Quotes

Men Subsequently Put Whatever Is Newly Learned Or Experienced To Use As A Plowshare, Perhaps Even As A Weapon: But Women Immediately Include It Among Their Ornaments.

The English Are A Nation Of Consummate Cant.

Never To Read Another Book That Was Born And Baptized (with Ink) At The Same Time.

What Good Is A Book That Does Not Even Transport Us Beyond All Books?

A Matter That Becomes Clear Ceases To Concern Us.--what Was That God Thinking Who Counseled, "know Thyself!" Did He Perhaps Mean,"cease To Concern Yourself! Become Objective!"--and Socrates?--and "scientific Men"?

The Child As A Monument To The Passion Of Two People; The Will To Oneness In Two.

The Higher Its Type, The More Rarely A Thing Succeeds.

Thus Do I Want Man And Woman To Be: The One Fit To Wage War And The Other Fit To Give Birth, But Both Fit To Dance With Head And Feet.

Out Of Love, Women Become Entirely What It Is That They Are In The Imaginations Of The Men Who Love Them.

Science Offends The Modesty Of All Real Women. It Makes Them Feel As Though It Were An Attempt To Peek Under Their Skin--or, Worseyet, Under Their Dress And Ornamentation!

You're Going To Women? Don't Forget Your Whip!

And You Tell Me, Friends, That There Is No Disputing Taste And Tasting? But All Life Is A Dispute Over Taste And Tasting!