Aphorisms on love and hate

We need to cultivate love and kindness from a young age, while animosity too demands education and nurturing to become adept at hatred. This collection presents a series of Friedrich Nietzsche's provocative aphorisms, which delve into the delights of vengeance, the deception of compassion, and the challenges marriage presents to a life dedicated to philosophy.Little Black Classics are curated to commemorate Penguin's 80th anniversary, featuring 80 distinct works. These series embody the vast and varied spectrum of Penguin Classics, offering writings from across the globe and numerous centuries. They transport readers from the skies above Victorian London to serene gardens in Japan, from the distant Tierra del Fuego to California in the 1500s, and across the expansive Russian steppes. Within these pages are evocative tales, both brutal and beautiful; epic and personal poetry; essays that are critical and visionary; and ideas that continue to influence countless lives.Friedrich Nietzsche, who lived from 1844 to 1900, is a prominent philosopher whose significant contributions are available in Penguin Classics. These include titles such as "A Nietzsche Reader," "Beyond Good and Evil," "Ecce Homo," "Human, All Too Human," "On the Genealogy of Morals," "The Birth of Tragedy," "The Portable Nietzsche," "Thus Spoke Zarathustra," "Twilight of Idols," and "Anti-Christ."