I have a PhD in the Philosophy of Religion from McGill University.  My comprehensive exams for my doctorate were on Nietzsche and Schopenhauer (who influenced Nietzsche).  My research then published in a title from McGill-Queens University Press.

Primary Sources 

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———.  1967.  The Birth of Tragedy and The Case of Wagner.  Walter Kaufmann, tr.  New York, NY: Vintage Books.  

———.  1968.  The Potable Nietzsche.  Walter Kaufmann, tr.  New York, NY: Viking Press.  

———.  1968.  The Will to Power.  Walter Kaufmann & R.J. Hollingdale, trs.  New York, NY: Vintage Books.  

———.  1974.  The Joyous Science.  Walter Kaufmann, tr.  New York, NY:  Vintage Books.

———.  1986.  Human, All Too Human.  R.J. Hollingdale, tr.  Cambridge, MA: Cambridge University Press.

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———.  2003.  Writings from the Late Notebooks.  Rüdiger Bittner, ed.  Kate Sturge, tr.  Cambridge, NY: Cambridge University Press.  

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———.   1982.  Nietzsche—Volume 4: Nihilism.  Frank A. Capuzzi (tr.).  San Francisco: Harper & Row.  

———.  1979.  Nietzsche—Volume 1: Will to Power as Art.  David Farrell Krell (tr.).  San Francisco: Harper & Row.  

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