Nietzsche's Critiques: The Kantian Foundations of His Thought

Contents......Page 10
Abbreviations......Page 13
A Note on Textual Methodology......Page 14
From Kant to Nietzsche......Page 18
Germany in the later nineteenth century......Page 26
Nietzsche’s secondary sources concerning Kant......Page 30
Nietzsche’s image of Kant......Page 37
Reading Kant......Page 49
The interpretation......Page 52
PART ONE. The First Reading: Judgement (1868–1874)......Page 54
The place of the Critique of Judgement in Kant’s thought......Page 56
Aesthetic judgement......Page 66
The unity of the concept of reflective judgement......Page 75
Teleological judgement......Page 84
The message of the Critique of Judgement......Page 89
Why Nietzsche read the Critique of Judgement......Page 90
Schopenhauer on teleology......Page 92
Lange, Darwin, and Kant......Page 97
‘On the concept of the organic since Kant’......Page 100
\'On Schopenhauer’......Page 111
The Dionysian world artist......Page 115
The aesthetics of Birth of Tragedy......Page 121
Life force......Page 129
PART TWO. The Second Reading: Reason (1880–1889)......Page 134
Space and time in Kant......Page 136
Space and time in Nietzsche......Page 140
Time......Page 151
The Antinomies......Page 158
The Deduction introduced......Page 163
Categories......Page 166
The Transcendental Deduction......Page 170
The Paralogisms......Page 178
Appendix: textual issues concerning the Transcendental Deduction......Page 181
Kant’s and Nietzsche’s critiques compared......Page 186
The presence of Kant in Truth and Lie......Page 188
The argument of Twilight of the Idols: ‘reason’ in philosophy......Page 192
Nietzsche’s reading of the Deduction and Paralogisms......Page 197
Truth......Page 203
Synthesis and struggle......Page 211
The three pillars of Kantian ethics......Page 213
The second Critique and the Genealogy of Morals......Page 219
Genealogy......Page 220
First essay: slave morality as a source of moral intuitions......Page 222
Second essay: conscience and the analysis of agency......Page 232
Third essay: asceticism and the phenomenal–noumenal contrast......Page 239
Conclusion: The Ruins of Reason?......Page 247
Bibliography......Page 250
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N......Page 257
T......Page 258
Z......Page 259