...Bo Earle; Margret Grebowicz “By doing we forego”, Nietzsche writes in The Gay Science ; specifically, we forego what he calls the “consolation of conclusions.” Accordingly, Nietzsche’s signature concept of overcoming is not a proper concept but a meta- or super-concept that allows purposive action...

...Kalliopi Nikolopoulou This essay is a critical analysis of Nietzsche's anti-Aristotelian reading of tragedy. My purpose is to show Aristotle's relevance for our age, which is strongly inflected by Nietzsche. I focus on the contemporary sidelining of catharsis in order to understand certain...

.... Her interdisciplinary work draws on references as diverse as Friedrich Nietzsche, Hannah Arendt, Franz Rosenzweig, Jacques Derrida, Sophocles’s Antigone , and the Bible. She offers a poststructuralist and Nietzschean reading of Arendt. Other topics on which she has written include the figure...

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... transcendental metaphysics in Nietzsche s immanent notion of the phantom, a concept that has been haunting me as well. From my perspective, to put it very briefly, for Nietzsche, the phantom and mimesis are two entangled concepts that inform his diag- nostic of modern subjectivity, most visibly in a kind...

... hand, the modern dialectic between nature and the state. Drawing on Friedrich Nietzsche and Michel Foucault, Bennett develops the idea of “fractious holism” to describe the kind of human-nonhuman interconnections that still fas- cinate her today. Having grown dissatisfied with “the philosophy...

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... —​birth, death, the state. This goes against the grain of some feminist political theory. Stevens  Yes, that’s true. I am following some of the insights of Mar- tin Heidegger or Hannah Arendt and especially G. W. F. Hegel and Friedrich Nietzsche, as their work engages with the politics of narra...

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..., another figure who was significant for me, does it as well. The creation of the locked box, along with the impulse to break it, all comes from Nietzsche. In fact, my single most powerful experience of theory remains something I read in high school, which is The Genealogy of Morals...

... a philosopher and Rabindranath Tagore a critical theorist? How inventive were Nietzsche and Kierkegaard? How reflective were Diderot and Voltaire? How poetic were Barthes and Derrida? How literary were Marx and Heidegger? There is a huge unease in strict forms of authoritative segregation between the creative...

... and Vik- tor Shklov­sky, sometimes Derrida and Erving Goffman. For a few years it was Kant and Bourdieu. In its final spinoff at Brown, it was Nietzsche, Foucault, and Latour. But certain themes were recurrent, including various angles on language and aesthetics. I subtitled the MLA talk...

... of post-structural- ism are primarily based on German, not French, ideas (Friedrich Nietzsche and Martin Heidegger are behind every idea in post-struc- turalism). Is it possible to think for a minute about discourse without seeing that it just translates the Marxist concept of ideology...

..., LeMahieu shows that, in Wittgenstein’s Tractatus, transgression entails a direct confrontation of modernist norms, “refus[ing]” resolution between a logical positivism (qua Bertrand Russell) and a kind of mystical anti-positivism (“closer in spirit to Nietzsche or Heidegger” [68...