Acknowledgments

Chapters in this book

1. Frontmatter i
2. Contents vii
3. Acknowledgments ix
4. A note on sources and list of abbreviations xi
5. Contributors xiii
6. Introduction 1
7. Part One: In Theory
8. 1. How To De-Nazify Nietzsche’S Philosophical Anthropology? 19
9. 2. Misinterpretation As The Author’S Responsibility (Nietzsche’S Fascism, For Instance) 47
10. 3. Experiences With Nietzsche 66
11. 4. Nietzsche And “Hitler” 90
12. 5. Nietzsche And The Jews 107
13. 6. Nietzsche Contra Wagner On The Jews 126
14. 7. Between The Cross And The Swastika: A Nietzschean Perspective 144
15. Part Two: In Practice
16. 8. Ecce Caesar: Nietzsche’S Imperial Aspirations 173
17. 9. A Question Of Responsibility: Nietzsche With H¨Olderlin At War, 1914 – 1946 196
18. 10. The Elisabeth Legend: The Cleansing Of Nietzsche And The Sullying Of His Sister 215
19. 11. Nietzsche, Mussolini, And Italian Fascism 235
20. 12. Nietzsche And The Fascist Dimension: The Case Of Ernst Jünger 263
21. 13. A Godfather Too: Nazism As A Nietzschean “Experiment” 291
22. 14. Critique As Apologetics: Nolte’S Interpretation Of Nietzsche 301
23. Works Of Nietzsche Cited 321
24. Select Bibliography 323
25. Index 333