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Discover the untold legacy of Walter Kaufmann in this compelling trade paperback edition published by Princeton University Press. ISBN 9780691211534, this book presents a comprehensive exploration of Kaufmann's life and work, perfect for philosophy enthusiasts and scholars alike. As a pivotal figure in twentieth-century intellectual thought, Kaufmann transcended boundaries as a philosopher, critic, translator, and poet, making significant contributions that have shaped modern existentialism. After fleeing Nazi Germany at just eighteen, he became instrumental in rehabilitating Friedrich Nietzsche's reputation, introducing a postwar audience to transformative ideas that resonate today. In this detailed analysis, author Stanley Corngold delves into Kaufmann's prolific writings, revealing the depths of his insights and how they address contemporary issues. With a captivating narrative and sharp essays, this book is essential reading for anyone interested in philosophy, existentialism, and the dynamic interplay of culture and intellect in a changing world. Uncover the brilliance of Kaufmann's thought and engage with one of the most significant yet overlooked thinkers of the twentieth century. Perfect for students, educators, and curious minds eager to explore philosophy's relevance in today’s society, this unique title shines a light on Kaufmann’s enduring impact.