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NietzscheasPoliticalPhilosopher Nietzsche Today Volume 3 Nietzsche as Political Philosopher Edited by Manuel Knoll and Barry Stocker DE GRUYTER ISBN978-3-11-035936-7 e-ISBN978-3-11-035945-9 ISSN2191-5741 LibraryofCongressCataloging-in-PublicationData ACIPcatalogrecordforthisbookhasbeenappliedforattheLibraryofCongress BibliographicinformationpublishedbytheDeutscheNationalbibliothek TheDeutscheNationalbibliothekliststhispublicationintheDeutscheNationalbibliografie; detailedbibliographicdataareavailableintheInternetathttp://dnb.dnb.de. ©2014WalterdeGruyterGmbH,Berlin/Boston Typesetting:MetaSystemsPublishing&PrintservicesGmbH,Wustermark Printingandbinding:Hubert&Co.GmbH&Co.KG,Göttingen ♾Printedonacid-freepaper PrintedinGermany www.degruyter.com Contents Abbreviations ix ManuelKnollandBarryStocker Introduction:Nietzscheaspoliticalphilosopher 1 I. The Variety of Approaches to Nietzsche’s Political Thought RolfZimmermann The“WilltoPower”:TowardsaNietzscheanSystematicsofMoral-Political DivergenceinHistoryinLightofthe20thCentury 39 RebeccaBamford TheLiberatoryLimitsofNietzsche’sColonialImaginationinDawn 206 59 NanditaBiswasMellamphy Nietzsche’sPoliticalMaterialism:DiagramforaNietzscheanPolitics 77 II. Democratic, or Liberal, or Egalitarian Politics in Nietzsche PaulPatton NietzscheonPowerandDemocracycirca1876–1881 93 LawrenceJ.Hatab Nietzsche’sWilltoPowerandPolitics 113 BarryStocker AComparisonofFriedrichNietzscheandWilhelmvonHumboldtasProducts ofClassicalLiberalism 135 DonovanMiyasaki ANietzscheanCaseforIlliberalEgalitarianism 155 vi Contents III. Aristocratic, or Anti-Liberal, or Non-Egalitarian Politics in Nietzsche RenatoCristi Nietzsche,TheognisandAristocraticRadicalism 173 DonDombowsky AristocraticRadicalismasaSpeciesofBonapartism:Preliminary Elements 195 PhillipH.Roth PoliticalandPsychologicalPrerequisitesforLegislationintheEarlyNietz- sche 211 ManuelKnoll The“Übermensch”asaSocialandPoliticalTask:AStudyintheContinuity ofNietzsche’sPoliticalThought 239 IV. Ethics, Morality, and Politics in Nietzsche KeithAnsell-Pearson CareofSelfinDawn:OnNietzsche’sResistancetoBio-political Modernity 269 DanielConway “Wewhoaredifferent,weimmoralists…” 287 ChristianJ.Emden PoliticalRealismNaturalized:NietzscheontheState,Morality,andHuman Nature 313 TamsinShaw The“LastMan”Problem:NietzscheandWeberonPoliticalAttitudesto Suffering 345 V. Physiology, Genealogy, and Politics in Nietzsche RazvanIoan ThePoliticsofPhysiology 383 Contents vii TomAngier OntheGenealogyofNietzsche’sValues 405 EvangeliaSembou Foucault’suseofNietzsche 431 NotesonContributors 449 NameIndex 455 SubjectIndex 465 Abbreviations Primary sources from Nietzsche are cited in the main text by abbreviation ac- cordingtothestandardconventionslistedhere.Nietzsche’sworksaretypically cited by section number and, in the cases of EH, GM, and TI, an additional reference to the chapter title or essay number (see below). References to Z in- clude the part number and chapter title (often abbreviated), e.g., Z I Reading. Prefacesofworksarereferencedbya“Preface”aftertheabbreviatedtitle,e.g., TIPreface.AllpassagesfromNietzsche’sNachlassarecitedfromKSAorKGW, startingwiththeabbreviationNL,followedbyKSA/KGW,thevolumenumber, themanuscriptnumber,andthenfragmentnumberinbrackets,e.g.,NL,KSA 7,5[103].InsomecasesthepagenumberofKSAwasadded.Nietzsche’sletters are cited according to volume and letter number as they appear in KGB, e.g., KGBIII/1,Bf.213. TheEnglishtranslationsofNietzsche’sworksusedinthearticlesarelisted intherespectivebibliographies. A TheAntichrist AOM AssortedOpinionsandMaxims BAW Historisch-kritischeGesamtausgabe:Werke(5vols.,editedbyJoachim Mette) BGE BeyondGoodandEvil BT TheBirthofTragedyoutoftheSpiritofMusic[BTAttempt] CW TheCaseofWagner D Daybreak DS DavidStrauss,theWriterandtheConfessor DW TheDionysianWorldview EH EcceHomo[EHWise,EHClever,EHBooks,EHDestiny] FEI OntheFutureofOurEducationalInstitutions GM OntheGenealogyofMorals(Citedbyessaynumberfollowedbysectionnum- ber) GS TheGayScience GSt TheGreekState HC Homer’sContest HHI HumanAllTooHumanI HL OntheUsesandDisadvantagesofHistoryforLife KGB NietzschesBriefwechsel:.KritischeGesamtausgabe KGW NietzscheWerke:KritischeGesamtausgabe KSA SämtlicheWerke:KritischeStudienausgabe NCW NietzschecontraWagner NL Drafts,Fragments,andSketchesfromtheNachlass PPP ThePre-PlatonicPhilosophers PT OnthePathosofTruth PTAG PhilosophyintheTragicAgeoftheGreeks x Abbreviations SE SchopenhauerasEducator TI TwilightoftheIdols[TIArrows,TISocrates,TIReason,TIFable,TIMorality, TIErrors,TIImproving,TIGermans,TISkirmishes,TIAncients,TIHammer] TL OnTruthandLieinanExtra-MoralSense TM DeTeognideMegarensi(=BAW3,pp.21–64) WB RichardWagnerinBayreuth WP TheWilltoPower WPH WePhilologists WS TheWandererandHisShadow Z ThusSpokeZarathustra [ZIAdder,ZIFlies,ZIGoals,ZIHinterworldly,ZIIdol,ZIMetamorphoses,ZIPrologue,ZI Teachers,ZIVirtue,ZIWar,ZIWomen,ZIIHumanPrudence,ZIIIsles,ZIIPriests,ZIIOn Self-Overcoming,ZIIRedemption,ZIIScholars,ZIITarantulas,ZIIIConvalescent,ZIIIRid- dle,ZIIITablets,ZIIIGravity,ZIVBeggar,ZIVCryofDistress,ZIVMen]
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