Chapter Four. Nietzsche: “The deepest philosophical knowledge lies already prepared in language.”

Chapters in this book

1. I-VI I
2. Acknowledgements VII
3. Preface IX
4. Table of Contents XIX
5. Key to Abbreviations XXIII
6. Introduction 1
7. Chapter One. Eduard von Hartmann and the Unconscious 17
8. Chapter Two. Schopenhauer 22
9. Chapter Three. Kant 37
10. Chapter Four. Nietzsche: “The deepest philosophical knowledge lies already prepared in language.” 41
11. Chapter Five. Schopenhauer and Hartmann: Will, Character, Instinct 51
12. Chapter Six. Lange’s History of Materialism 67
13. Chapter Seven. “On Schopenhauer” 95
14. Chapter Eight. “On Teleology” or “Concerning the Concept of the Organic Since Kant” 105
15. Chapter Nine. Nietzsche and Hartmann: Unconscious Nature of Language 128
16. Chapter Ten. Hartmann’s Worldview of the Unconscious 139
17. Chapter Eleven. Nietzsche’s Worldview in Anschauung 158
18. Chapter Twelve. Nietzsche and Schopenhauer 179
19. Chapter Thirteen. Reconciliation of Materialism and Idealism 193
20. Chapter Fourteen. Nietzsche’s Notes for his Course on “Rhetoric” and “On Truth and Lies in a Nonmoral Sense” 199
21. Appendix A 221
22. Appendix Β 295
23. Index of Subjects 306
24. Index of Names 312
25. 313-316 313