Where do I start with Nietzsche?

GUESS WHERE?

FROM THE MOTHERFUCKING MEMES YOU LITTLE FAGGOT

I put a fan under my desk pointing up at me and it's airing out my balls

>>9895688
Unironically Stirner.

The Gay Science

Human, All Too Human
or
The Dawn

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From his master, of course.

>>9895688
The Greeks. I'm not even joking, you just cannot understand Nietzsche without studying classical philosophy. Nietzsche was fundamentally influenced by his education on Greek philosophy and mythology.

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>>9895688
you'll never understand Nietzsche unless you start with Kant.

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>>9897732
But you'll never understand Kant, unless you start with Locke and Descartes.

...And you'll never understand Locke or Descartes unless you start with the... the Greeks.

>>9897785
I hope I am mistaken but you seem to have forgotten Christian thought which I find rather offensive.

>>9897798
>implying you can't skip that phase

Neo-Platonism was a meme.

thus spoke zarathustra

>>9895697
Unironically, the Greeks you fucking idiot.

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>>9898304
Yeah, but once you're done with the Greeks and Stirner, what's the first book you should read by Nietzsche?

>>9898315
Homo Science.

>>9895688
Not Op but I have copies of Human All Too Human and Beyond Good and Evil. Which of these should I start with? Human appeals to me more. Plus im already familiar with Kant, who afaik had a great influence on Nitch