The National Translation Center recently issued a new book titled “Nietzsche” and “The New Crusade,” in which it deals with the ideas of the German philosopher Friedrich Nietzsche and their impact on contemporary thought. The book addresses how Nietzsche used the concepts of force and will in the context of cultural wars and reviews the new crusade as an embodiment of modern conflicts between civilizations, which makes this publication important for researchers. For those interested in philosophy and history alike, the book reflects a deep vision about the influence of philosophical ideas in shaping contemporary historical and social events
New publications from the National Translation Center
Recently issued by the National Translation Center headed by Dr. Rasha Saleh Kuttab "Egyptian visions prior to Nietzsche’s thought" Written by Fawzia Asaad and translated by Muhammad Hassouna. Through this book, the author presents a new reading that challenges the traditional Western perspective, which is limited to the history of philosophy in Greece, and highlights the importance of ancient Egyptian thought and its profound influence on Western philosophy.
Nietzsche’s philosophy and the influence of Egyptian civilization
Dr. Fawzia Asaad confirms in her book that Nietzsche was right in rejecting the narrow vision that confines philosophy to certain limits, as she believes that it is necessary for Western thought to be open to various currents. The author begins her analysis from two main axes. The first is to prove that Nietzsche transcended Greek culture in his reviews of the past, and the second is to shed light on the influence of ancient Egyptian mythology in shaping Western thought, leading to His personal philosophy.
"Tancred…or the New Crusade"
A book was also recently published "Tancred…or the New Crusade" Written by Benjamin Disraeli and translated by Nashwa Maher Karamallah, the book tells a fictional story that takes the reader on a journey through alleys filled with lemon and pomegranate trees. It describes the enchanting scene that Tancred found in his enchanted garden, where he listened to the sound of trickling water and wandered among the colorful flowers, creating an immersive experience for the reader.
These publications seek to enrich the Arab library with new ideas and provide innovative visions, reflecting the importance of Egyptian culture and its influence on global thought. Are you ready to explore these new worlds?
