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"An important introduction to existentialism for the English-speaking world"

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"An early British meditation on the importance of the outsider in cultural terms"

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"A great introduction to key Nietzsche texts"

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"Heidegger, a great philosopher, a flawed man. Who better to represent existential thinking despite his insistence that he was not an existentialist."

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"Proof to why the phrase "You can take too much acid" is nonsensical"

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"It could be argued that Walter Kaufmann almost single-handedly introduced Nietzsche to the American mind. He continues his good work in this study of existential philosophers"

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"A great study of nihilism and its impact on thought"

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"Nihilism is one on of the themes most associated with existentialism, albeit wrongly. This study of nihilism in late modernity is an interesting addendum to existential thought"

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"a key work in the next steps towards a positive ontology and, hence, an escape from the cul-de-sac of the subject"

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