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Author(s): Nietzsche, Friedrich; Nietzsche, Friedrich Wilhelm; Gilman, Sander L.; Nietzsche, Friedrich Wilhelm
ISBN(s): 9781888570588, 188857058X
Edition: 2nd, expanded ed
File Details: PDF, 3.60 MB
Year: 2001
Language: english
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ISBN 10: 188857058X 
ISBN 13: 9781888570588
Author: Friedrich Nietzsche, Sander L Gilman

In this revised edition of Nietzschean Parody the relationship between model and parody is still viewed from Nietzsche’s own theoretical utterances and their relationship to the historical context of his time as well as from a number of parodic contexts. The author has added a new chapter on the function of a parodic rereading of Nietzsche’s biography and made some minor stylistic changes to the earlier chapters (without altering their argument).

Nietzschean parody an introduction to reading Nietzsche 2nd Table of contents:

Part I: The Nature of Nietzschean Parody

  1. Parody as Philosophical Tool
    • Defining Parody beyond Mere Imitation or Mockery
    • Nietzsche’s Engagement with Previous Philosophers (Plato, Kant, Schopenhauer)
    • How Parody Undermines and Re-Evaluates
  2. The Playful Philosopher: Irony, Satire, and Humor
    • Nietzsche’s Use of Aphorisms and Fables
    • The Laughter of Zarathustra
    • Humor as a Strategy for Truth-Telling
  3. Language and Style: The Medium is the Message
    • Nietzsche’s Poetic and Rhetorical Strategies
    • The Role of Metaphor and Symbolism
    • How His Writing Style Reflects His Philosophy

Part II: Parody in Key Nietzschean Concepts

  1. Parodying Morality: Good and Evil Beyond Good and Evil
    • The Genealogy of Morals as a Parody of Traditional Ethics
    • Master Morality vs. Slave Morality
    • Critiques of Christian and Kantian Morality
  2. Parodying Truth: Perspectives and Interpretations
    • The Will to Power as an Interpretive Force
    • Challenging Objective Truth and Metaphysics
    • Science, Art, and Philosophy as Forms of Interpretation
  3. Parodying the Self: The Overhuman and Eternal Recurrence
    • The Concept of the Übermensch (Overhuman) as a Self-Parody or Ideal
    • Eternal Recurrence: Its Existential and Practical Implications
    • The Struggle for Self-Overcoming
  4. Parodying History: The Use and Abuse of the Past
    • Nietzsche’s Critique of Historical Consciousness
    • The Unhistorical, Suprahistorical, and Critical Approaches to History
    • History as a Tool for Life and its Dangers

Part III: Broader Implications and Interpretive Stakes

  1. Nietzsche and the Aesthetics of Existence
    • Life as a Work of Art
    • The Tragic Optimism of Greek Culture
    • Dionysian and Apollonian Impulses
  2. Nietzsche’s Legacy and Misinterpretations
    • The Perils of Reading Nietzsche out of Context
    • Addressing Accusations of Nihilism and Proto-Fascism
    • The Value of a Parodic Reading for Responsible Interpretation
  3. Reading Nietzsche Today: Relevance for Contemporary Thought
    • Nietzsche’s Critique of Modernity
    • His Relevance for Postmodernism, Existentialism, and Critical Theory
    • The Ongoing Challenge of “Becoming Who One Is”

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