Thus Spake Zarathustra
1885
Nietzsche's Zarathustra in Thomas Common's translation: the prologue and eighty discourses across four parts, published between 1883 and 1885, carrying the teaching of the Superman and the eternal recurrence in the manner of a prophetic book. With Frau Forster-Nietzsche's introduction and Ludovici's notes.
- First Part
- Zarathustra's Prologue
- The Three Metamorphoses
- The Academic Chairs of Virtue
- Backworldsmen
- The Despisers of the Body
- Joys and Passions
- The Pale Criminal
- Reading and Writing
- The Tree on the Hill
- The Preachers of Death
- War and Warriors
- The New Idol
- The Flies in the Market-Place
- Chastity
- The Friend
- The Thousand and One Goals
- Neighbour-Love
- The Way of the Creating One
- Old and Young Women
- The Bite of the Adder
- Child and Marriage
- Voluntary Death
- The Bestowing Virtue
- Introduction by Mrs Förster-Nietzsche
- Notes by Anthony M. Ludovici
- Second Part
- The Child with the Mirror
- In the Happy Isles
- The Pitiful
- The Priests
- The Virtuous
- The Rabble
- The Tarantulas
- The Famous Wise Ones
- The Night-Song
- The Dance-Song
- The Grave-Song
- Self-Surpassing
- The Sublime Ones
- The Land of Culture
- Immaculate Perception
- Scholars
- Poets
- Great Events
- The Soothsayer
- Redemption
- Manly Prudence
- The Stillest Hour
- Third Part
- Fourth and Last Part