Nietzsche’s Three Types of Writers
The Scholar, the Pioneer and the Revolutionary
In §27 of his masterpiece Beyond Good and Evil, Nietzsche delivers one of his trademark throwaway insights that keeps on giving. He discriminates between three types of writers based on their tempo of thinking and writing. It gives us a lens through which to view his peculiar style of philosophis…
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