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Young Nietzsche: Becoming a Genius
Simon & Schuster (1991)
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Provocative and...persuasive...{Pletsch} has illuminated the process by which a gifted but awkward philology student became one of the modern world's most original thinkers... Deserves to be read...by anyone interested in the dynamics of creative influence and achievement.
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