Why Nietzsche Still?: Reflections on Drama, Culture, and Politics

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University of California Press (2000)
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These essays suggest a number of answers to the question: Why Nietzsche still? They show that Nietzsche still has a great deal to say to those who read him with an eye toward developing critical responses to the present and the future that will follow.

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9780520354432   0520218523   9780520218529

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Introduction: Why Nietzsche Still?  (pages 1-12)Alan D. Schrift
1. Oedipal Dramas.  (pages 15-27)Debra B. Bergoffen
2. Odysseus Bound?  (pages 28-44)Daniel W. Conway
3. Nietzsche's Shakespearean Figures.  (pages 45-65)Duncan Large
4. Musical Psychodramatics: Ecstasis in Nietzsche.  (pages 66-78)David B. Allison
5. "This Is Not a Christ": Nietzsche, Foucault, and the Genealogy of Vision.  (pages 79-98)Gary Shapiro
6. Zarathustrian Millennialism before the Millennium: From Bely to Yeats to Malraux.  (pages 99-118)John Burt Foster
7. Circuits of Bad Conscience: Nietzsche and Freud.  (pages 121-135)Judith Butler
8. Dramatis Personae: Nietzsche, Culture, and Human Types.  (pages 136-153)David Owen & Aaron Ridley
Dramatis personae: Nietzsche as cultural physician.  (pages 136-153)David Owen & Aaron Ridley
9. Satyrs and Centaurs: Miscegenation and the Master Race.  (pages 154-169)Alphonso Lingis
10. Nietzsche and the Problem of the Actor.  (pages 170-183)Paul Patton
11. Nietzsche's Contest: Nietzsche and the Culture Wars.  (pages 184-202)Alan D. Schrift
12. Nietzsche for Politics.  (pages 205-223)Wendy Brown
13. Democratizing the Agon: Nietzsche, Arendt, and the Agonistic Tendency in Recent Political Theory.  (pages 224-246)Dana R. Villa
14. "A Nietzschean Breed": Feminism, Victimology, Ressentiment.  (pages 247-273)Rebecca Stringer
15. Performing Resentment: White Male Anger; or, "Lack" and Nietzschean Political Theory.  (pages 274-292)Jeffrey T. Nealon

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