The Birth of Tragedy; Untimely Reflections I–IV — Friedrich Nietzsche

The Birth of Tragedy; Untimely Reflections I–IV is a collected volume of Nietzsche’s early philosophical essays, translated into Ukrainian. It includes his seminal work The Birth of Tragedy and four “Untimely Reflections” (on Strauss, history, Schopenhauer, and Wagner). In these essays, Nietzsche critiques cultural decadence, explores art’s role in life, and challenges prevailing values of his time. He argues for the balancing forces of Apollo and Dionysus, while also examining how history can both uplift and distort life. This edition spans 624 pages and offers readers a window into the foundational ideas that shaped Nietzsche’s later philosophy.