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Nietzsche Book Description Nietzsche is one of the main foundations of Deleuze's ideal of creating a new image of thought, along with Spinoza and Bergson. Published in 1965, this book, with its understandable language, allows us to rediscover Nietzsche's philosophy, which was shadowed by madness and betrayal, and offers clues about the Deleuzian new image of thought. He also tries to dispel the illusions regarding Nietzsche's basic concepts through a critical reading: The eternal return is not the repetition of the same, but the return of the affirmed; the will to power has nothing to do with the will to power, it is a principle of selection used to separate active forces from reactive forces; The overman does not represent a historical moment, but a transhistorical transformation figure... And perhaps the biggest Nietzschean lesson underlined in the book is that the thinker is a creator and legislator, not the bearer of superior values. (From the Promotional Bulletin)