The German Philosophical Tradition - Series page

pp iii-iii

Nietzsche as German Philosopher - Title page

pp iv-iv

Copyright page

pp v-v

Contents

pp vi-viii

Contributors

pp ix-x

Source Acknowledgments

pp xi-xii

Abbreviations

pp xiii-xiv

Introduction

pp 1-8

I - The Aesthetic Dimension

pp 9-84

1 - Nietzsche’s Conception of Irony

pp 11-44

2 - Nietzsche, Philosopher of Music

pp 45-53

3 - Artistic Metaphysics: On Nietzsche’s Early Program for an Aesthetic Justification of the World

pp 54-70

4 - “The Three Metamorphoses”: A Genealogy of the Spirit

pp 71-84

II - Philosophical Themes

pp 85-152

5 - Nietzsche’s Invention of the Pre-Socratics

pp 87-111

6 - Nietzsche’s Stance toward Ancient and Modern Enlightenment

pp 112-138

7 - “An Animal That May Make Promises” (GM II, 1–3)

pp 139-152

III - Power and Truth

pp 153-254

8 - Nietzsche’s Doctrine of the Will to Power

pp 155-200

9 - Nietzsche on the Sovereignty of Perspectival Reason in Philosophy

pp 201-213

10 - On the Question of Dialectics in Nietzsche’s Epistemology

pp 214-230

11 - Nietzsche’s Concept of Truth

pp 231-254

IV - Religion and Religiosity

pp 255-300

12 - The Tremendous Moment

pp 257-277

13 - Nietzsche’s Critique of the Reason of His Life: On the Interpretation of The Anti-Christ and Ecce Homo

pp 278-300

Bibliography

pp 301-314

Index

pp 315-334