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Irvin D. YalomPsychology · Philosophy·b. 1931
When Nietzsche Wept Lib/E
In 19th-century Vienna, a renowned psychoanalyst finds his life upended when the famous philosopher Friedrich Nietzsche seeks his help for debilitating migraines and despair. What begins as a doctor-patient relationship soon evolves into a profound and dangerous intellectual game, as each man attempts to cure the other through unconventional means. This novel delves into the depths of human suffering, ambition, and the search for meaning.