When Nietzsche Cried (Yalom Irwin)

When Nietzsche Cried "Irvine Yaloma is a fascinating novel that takes listeners into the 19th century, when the great philosopher Friedrich Nietzsche meets with the psychotherapist Johann Peter Breyer. Nietzsche, suffering from deep mental anguish and physical ailments, turns to Breyer for help. As part of therapy, they discuss philosophical and psychotherapeutic issues, which leads to deep reflections on life, suffering and human nature.

The novel intertwines with historical facts and fictional elements, creating a rich and layered text. Yalom masterfully explores the themes of fear, internal conflict and the search for the meaning of life, presenting a deep psychological and philosophical reflection on human essence.

- By Irwin Yalom

- Genre: Psychological novel, philosophy

- Format: Audiobook

- Duration: Unknown

- Language: Russian

- Performer: Unknown

- Features: Philosophical and psychological research, historical reliability, deep reflections on human nature.