Transcription of i HUMAN ALL-TOO-HUMAN
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FRIEDRICH NIETZSCHEi HUMAN ALL-TOO-HUMANA BOOK FOR FREE SPIRITS P A R T Iif* BYHELEN ZIMMERNWITH INTRODUCTION BYJ. M. KENNEDYT. N. FOULIS 13 & 15 FREDERICK STREET EDINBURGH: a n d LONDON 1910 ALL RIGHTS RESERVEDP rinted, by Mo rriso n & Gib b Lim it e d, EIn t r o d u c t i o n - - - - viiAuthor s Preface - - - iFirst Division: First and Last Things - 13 Second Division : The History of the Moral Sentiments - - - - 53 Third Division: The Religious Lif e- h iI F o u r th D ivisio n.
of Tragedy to the latest published Prelude to a Philosophy of the Future. They all contain, I have been told, snares and nets for unwary birds, and an almost perpetual unconscious demand for the inversion of customary valuations and valued customs. What? Everything only — human — all-too-human ? People lay down my writings
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