Archive Book Reviews
Shaping the Future:
Nietzsche’s New Regime
of the Soul and Its Ascetic Practices
By Horst Hutter
Reviewed by Rachael Sotos
(New School University)
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Hitchcock’s Cryptonymies. Hitchcock’s Cryptonymies. By Tom Cohen Minnesota, 2005 Reviewed by Joshua D. Gonsalves (English Department, Rice University) “These are but wild and whirling wor[l]ds, my lord” Hamlet (1.5.139)
The Myth of Power and the Self By Walter H. Sokel Reviewed by Stanley Corngold (Princeton University)
Reflections on Nietzsche’s Life Sentence and Thus Spoke Zarathustra By Joan Stambaugh
By Philip Pothen Ashgate, 2004 Reviewed by Nicholas Birns |Please, check our
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The Affirmation of Life: Nietzsche on Overcoming Nihilism By Bernard Reginster Harvard University Press, 2006 Reviewed by Benjamin Moritz (Music Department, Mansfield University)
Nietzsche’s Critiques: The Kantian Foundations of his Thought By R. Kevin Hill Clarendon Press, 2003 Reviewed by Daniel Blue
By Lance Olsen Fiction Collective Two, 2006 The Bardol Thodol of Friedrich Nietzsche “I am Herr Professor Nietzsche and I will be your labyrinth. My task this semester is to make you uncomfortable” (110). Reviewed by Rainer J. Hanshe Spectacles of Truth in Classical Greek Philosophy: Theoria in its Cultural Context By Andrea Wilson Nightingale Cambridge University Press, 2006 Reviewed by Rachael Sotos, New School
By Gianni Vattimo Translated by William McCuaig Columbia University Press, 2006 Reviewed by Sonja Boos
By Friedrich Nietzsche A new translation by Graham Parkes Oxford University Press, 2005 Reviewed by Horst Hutter |
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