The Will to Power (Penguin Classics, often sold in “black classics” trim) is a large, posthumous collection of Nietzsche’s notes from the 1880s, assembled after his death from his unpublished notebooks. In these fragments and plans he develops some of his most combative ideas: a diagnosis of European nihilism, radical critiques of morality, religion and metaphysics, reflections on art and science, and, most famously, different formulations of the “will to power” his controversial attempt to describe the basic drive underlying life, knowledge and culture.
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