Nietzsche : the body and culture : philosophy as a philological genealogy
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Nietzsche : the body and culture : philosophy as a philological genealogy
Athlone, 1991
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Nietzsche : le corps et la culture
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Includes bibliographical references (p. [343]-351) and index
Translation of: Nietzsche : le corps et la culture
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Description
First published in France in 1987, this book provides a definitive account of how to read and interpret Nietzsche, given that it is the work of Nietzsche himself that has so fundamentally changed our understanding of what "reading" and "interpreting" mean. The book's title points to the two central questions raised by Nietzsche: how culture is formed and how culture forms us; and the extent to which we are more body than spirit.
Table of Contents
- Reading Nietzsche
- discourse and text - Nietzsche's strategies
- the problems of culture in Nietzsche's thought
- the problem of Nietzsche and his precedents
- Nietzsche's questioning and its stages
- Nietzsche and the genealogy of culture - the "Versuch"
- Nietzsche and genealogical philology
- the critique of metaphysical discourse - philological genealogy and misology
- the body and metaphors
- philosophy.
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