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Nietzsche/ a guide for the perplexed Hill.R. Kevin

Material type: Text

TextPublication details: London: Continuum, 2007Description: x, 204 pISBN: 9780826489241DDC classification: 193

Contents:

1. Introduction A pervasive presence Biographical sketch Nietzsche's minor published writings Editions and translations 2. Nietzsche's Writings The early works The middle works Zarathustra and the later works 3. Nihilism, Will to Power, and Value Nihilism The will to power ' And nothing else besides!' Eternal recurrence 4. Perspectivism Logic Perception Knowledge in a world of will to power 5. Critique of morality Nobility Genealogy The story 6. Heidegger's Nietzsche Preliminaries The will to power as art The eternal recurrence of the same The will to power as knowledge Nihilism again 7. A Different Nietzsche Derrida Foucault Deleuze

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1. Introduction
A pervasive presence
Biographical sketch
Nietzsche's minor published writings
Editions and translations
2. Nietzsche's Writings
The early works
The middle works
Zarathustra and the later works
3. Nihilism, Will to Power, and Value
Nihilism
The will to power
' And nothing else besides!'
Eternal recurrence
4. Perspectivism
Logic
Perception
Knowledge in a world of will to power
5. Critique of morality
Nobility
Genealogy
The story
6. Heidegger's Nietzsche
Preliminaries
The will to power as art
The eternal recurrence of the same
The will to power as knowledge
Nihilism again
7. A Different Nietzsche
Derrida
Foucault
Deleuze

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