[lbo-talk] Nietzsche again

[B.]

At the bookstore today picked up the book _Nietzsche
in Russia_, a collection of essays on Nietzsche's
influence on Russian Marxism (ed. Bernice Glatzer
Rosenthal). This includes the essay "Lunacharsky: A
'Niezschean Marxist'?" by A.L. Tait and lots of other
stuff about Bakhtin, Bakunin, more. As well, a
compilation of the old US anarchist magazine Mother
Earth featuring some of Emma Goldman's takes on
Nietzsche (ed. Peter Glassgold).

I've already mentioned _I Am Not a Man, I Am Dynamite!
Friedrich Nietzsche and the Anarchist Tradition_  by
John Moore and Spencer Sunshine, a collection of
essays showing the convergences and divergences of
Nietzsche with left-anarchism (unfortunately featuring
some appearances by "post-left" writers - pfft), and
HL Mencken's bio of Nietzsche available from left-anok
See Sharp Press with the foreword by Chaz Bufe that
compares Nietzsche to left-libertarianism -- so I
won't mention them again. OOPS I JUST DID.   :OOO

-B.

james daly wrote:

"Another fine mess! The URL should be:
http://groups.msn.com/JamesDalyandFriends"

Rakesh Bandhari wrote:

"James, Was Marx as nihilistic towards justice as
Nietzsche? You say no. I am not as certain. Allen
Wood's old arguments are persuasive though crucially
incomplete."