Introduction Mark T. Conard 1. Nietzsche's Place in the Aristotelian History of Philosophy Paul S. Loeb 2. Twilight of an Idol: Nietzsche's Affirmation of Socrates Daniel Conway 3. Nietzsche's Subversive Rewritings of Phaedo -Platonism Mark Anderson 4. Nietzsche and Anaximander: The Innocence of Becoming, Or Life Without a Mortgage. Gary Shapiro 5.

The Pivot of Nihilism: Buddha Through Nietzsche's Eyes Douglas L. Berger 6. Nietzsche and Epicurus: In Search of the Heroic-Idyllic Keith Ansell-Pearson 7. Nietzsche and Hume on the Genealogy and Psychology of Religion Mark T. Conard 8. Nietzsche's Critique: Reading Kant's Critical Philosophy Babette Babich 9. Nietzsche and Schopenhauer: 'For Me what Mattered was the Human Being' Anthony K. Jensen 10.

Emerson Recomposed: Nietzsche's Uses of his American 'Soul-Brother' David LaRocca 11. Nietzsche and Bernard Williams: Pessimism, Naturalism, and Truth. Rex Welshon 12. The Obstinance of Voice: Rousseau and Nietzsche on Music, Language, and Human Association Tracy B. Strong I> Keith Ansell-Pearson 7. Nietzsche and Hume on the Genealogy and Psychology of Religion Mark T. Conard 8. Nietzsche's Critique: Reading Kant's Critical Philosophy Babette Babich 9.

Nietzsche and Schopenhauer: 'For Me what Mattered was the Human Being' Anthony K. Jensen 10. Emerson Recomposed: Nietzsche's Uses of his American 'Soul-Brother' David LaRocca 11. Nietzsche and Bernard Williams: Pessimism, Naturalism, and Truth. Rex Welshon 12. The Obstinance of Voice: Rousseau and Nietzsche on Music, Language, and Human Association Tracy B. Strong > Tracy B. Strong.