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Part 1: On The Prejudices of Philosophers - Chapters 1-10

• Reader is introduced to the concept of ""Will to truth."
• Honesty of philosophers is discussed.
• The author compares a drive for knowledge to an involuntary memoir.

Part 1: On The Prejudices of Philosophers - Chapters 11-19

• The work of Kant is examined.

• Synthetic judgments are discussed.
• Some still believe in immediate certainties and absolute knowledge.
• The author addresses free will in man.

Part 1: On The Prejudices of Philosophers - Chapters 20-23

• The text discusses the evolution of individual philosophies.

• Philosophy is not a discovery, just a confirmation.
• Unfree will and opposites are discussed.

• Misinterpretation of language is examined.

Part 2: The Free Spirit - Chapters 24-35

• People tend to hide from truth.

• People tend to crave solitude.
• Language continues to be an issue and a barrier to understanding.

• Exoteric and Esoteric concepts are examined.

• One must examine reality and self-denial in...

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