What follows is a selection of what Nietzsche said about women. We have extracted these items from all of his works and put them together. At first I was going to combine these words with an article about Nietzsche's views on women, but I realized that the volume would be more than boring for the reader, so I will refer that article to another opportunity and suffice to repeat Nietzsche's words; With two explanations: First, many different items may seem inconsistent with each other. This is one of the reasons why Nietzsche is a master of paradox and uses pseudo-praise and pseudo-praise many times, so we must be careful of his sarcasm. Another is that he deliberately seeks to point out the relativity of facts with his contradictions, and finally that some of Nietzsche's contradictions are not consciously but unconsciously born in his thought and character. And the second explanation is that calligraphy and basically the way Nietzsche speaks is the third and strange letter. I have preserved this strangeness in translation. So many of the unusual punctuation and prose and the labyrinthine language of the text are not the slippages of translation but the style of Nietzsche.
