Excerpt from The Religions and Philosophies of the East
Among the comparatively few people in England who take any interest in philosophy, religion, metaphysics and allied subjects, it is certain that Nietzsche's works have during the last year or two been studied with increasing attention. It is not, perhaps, surprising that his views should have been at first received with astonishment and impatience; for England seems fated to be separated from the Continent, wherever thought is concerned, by a distance which it takes a quarter of a century to traverse. Again, the absurd methods of teaching foreign languages adopted in our schools cut us off from communication with many an excellent book or review article which shows the trend of the times abroad, particularly in Germany and Italy, the two countries where the philosophy of morality has been for some years in its most flourishing condition.
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