Jean Ovide Bourdeau
Jean Ovide Bourdeau was a French writer known for his books on aspects of socialism and for translating Schopenhauer. He was an early adopter in France of Nietzsche's thought and wrote on a wide range of subjects, including Lenin and the rising personality cult of the Soviet leader.
socialism
philosophy
political theory
ANGUISHED FREEDOM: Choice of Dystopian or Ethical Civilizations (Politics of Integrity)
POSTSCRIPT: Appendices and Added Notes to Politics of Despair
FORBIDDEN THOUGHTS: On the Intellectual Disease of Self-Righteousness 2 of 2 (Politics of Despair)
FORBIDDEN THOUGHTS: On the Intellectual Disease of Self-Righteousness
SECRET DAUGHTER: A Pathology of Intended Circumstances
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SECRET DAUGHTER: A Pathology of Intended Circumstances
PROOF: ASTONISHMENT: A Few Moments of Wonder