The Nietzsche Disappointment Reckoning with

The Nietzsche Disappointment confronts Nietzsche's recurrent, symptomatic struggles with causal accounts. His explanations of past and future raise high hopes; when they fail they are responsible for profound disappointment.

Nickolas Pappas is associate professor of philosophy at the City College of New York.

"On the use and disadvantage of history for life" : first temporalizing, then temporizing	p. 11
Four thoughts between chapters	p. 30
The birth of tragedy : the first philosopher	p. 35
Initial objections	p. 82
On the genealogy of morals : the problem of "evil"	p. 95
Some remarks on the causal sequence	p. 172
Beyond good and evil : the philosopher of the future	p. 181
Conclusion : to finish with Nietzsche	p. 217
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The Nietzsche Disappointment Reckoning with Nietzsche's Unkept Promises on Origins and Outcomes

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