Nietzsche's books are full of arrogance and bravado, but underneath all of that was a brilliant, profoundly caring man who was on the one hand very angry at the path taken in philosophy because of Pla

Nietzsche's books are full of arrogance and bravado, but underneath all of that was a brilliant, profoundly caring man who was on the one hand very angry at the path taken in philosophy because of Plato, and on the other hand very anxious to put all of that behind us to begin anew to find meaning and value in our lives. He battled a crippling mental disease from the time he was in his 20s until his death at 55. He was almost always ill and yet he traveled about Europe finding climates that helped his condition and wrote 15 books. Very few people read them. That may have been a good thing; for if they had, his life would not doubt have been in great danger. People don't take too kindly to books that ridicule culture and religion as misguided, Nietzsche's books are like that. Today we might compare him to people who are full of themselves. Behind the pompous mask, was a very serious man with a serious mission; to lead us in a new and better direction.Using information from the video below and especially from your reading this week, what direction do you think he wished us to take? What must we become if we are to save ourselves?Philosophy - Nietzsche. You Tube. The School of Life. 10 October 2014.https://youtu.be/wHWbZmg2hzUReading schedule: Chapter 24, "Friedrich Nietzsche"Chapter 23, "Moral and Political Reformers"Full ChaptersSubmission: Must be a minimum of 1 1/2 pageswith standard 1-inch margins in Times New Roman or Garamond font. Must be double-spaced. Must address the topic of the paper with critical thought. Must include in-text citations and references in MLA style. No outside sources. Name, course, and assignment top left. Include a Title.