Nietzsche's Mirror The World as Will to Power

Nietzsche's Mirror is an introduction to the development and scope of will power in Nietzsche's writings. After arguing that will to power is not metaphysical, it is shown how a non-metaphysical interpretation of will to power affects other major themes of Nietzsche's works, including the Ubermensch and the eternal recurrence.

Linda L. Williams is associate professor in the Department of Philosophy at Kent State University.

Foreword
Acknowledgments
Key to the Abbreviations
The Development of Will to Power	p. 1
Will to Power in the Published Works	p. 19
Will to Power in the Unpublished Works	p. 51
Will to Power and Truth	p. 79
Nietzsche's Magic: It's All Done with Mirrors	p. 107
Afterword	p. 129
Notes	p. 135
Relevant Bibliography	p. 139
Index	p. 145
About the Author	p. 149
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Nietzsche's Mirror The World as Will to Power

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