Nietzsche: Literature and Values (Monatshefte Occasional Volume) - Hardcover

Nietzsche : literature and values. Edited by Volker Dürr, Reinhold Grimm, Kathy Harms, [Monatshefte für deutschen Unterricht, deutsche Sprache und Literatur / Occasional volume] Monatshefte für deutschen Unterricht, deutsche Sprache und Literatur : Occasional volume ; no. 6.

Originalleinen. Zustand: Sehr gut. IX, 218 S. ; 24 cm. Ein sehr gutes Exemplar. - Texte in englisch. - Aus der Bibliothek von Mit-Autor Eberhard Lämmert (* 20. September 1924 in Bonn; 3. Mai 2015 in Berlin) - deutscher Germanist und Komparatist. // The following essays are revised lectures given at an International Nietzsche Symposium at Northwestern University on October 19 and 20, 1984. The fact that adequate financial support could be raised in the United States and in West Germany for such an endeavor; that a good number of distinguished scholars from America and Europe were sufficiently motivated to come to Evanston; and that the audience comprised visitors from the East Coast and the western United States, in addition to a substantial core of midwesterners, indicates the unabated fascination of professional critics and the reading public with Nietzsche and his work. Together with Marx, Friedrich Nietzsche was unquestionably the most important philosopher of the second half of the 19th century. Yet, quite surprisingly, Marx's name never occurs in Nietzsche's writings. The enormous and irreconcilable differences of their interests explains this curiosity. Marx, compelled by an urgent sense of social justice, focused his reflections on the social classes and called for the overthrow of the bourgeoisie by the working masses. He was convinced that a redistribution of property, the means of production, and, therefore, also of power, would lead the 19th century out of the acute cultural crisis which deeply troubled all thoughtful contemporaries. Nietzsche, however, does not offer the solace of a systematic philosophy: his work teems with contradictions both fruitful and frustrating. (Vorwort) // INHALT : Erich Heller Nietzsche and the Inarticulate -- Peter Pütz The Problem of Force in Nietzsche and His Critics -- Volker Dürr -- The Young Nietzsche: Historical Philosophizing, Historical Perspectivism, and the National Socialist Past -- Rudolf E. Kuenzli The Signifying Process in Nietzsche's The Gay Science -- Eberhard Lämmert Nietzsche's Apotheosis of Loneliness -- Hendrik Birus Nietzsche's Hermeneutical Considerations -- Reinhold Grimm Shaw and Supershaw: Shavian Nietzscheanism Reconsidered -- Peter Lutz Lehmann Stefan George contra Nietzsche -- J. P. Stern Nietzsche's Heirs and the Justification through Art -- Stanley Corngold Nietzsche, Kafka, and the Question of Literary History -- Rainer Rumold Nietzsche, Benn, and the Miscarriage of the Avant-Garde -- Ernst Behler Nietzsche and Deconstruction -- Peter Heller -- Concerning the Nietzsche Cult and Literary Cults Generally. ISBN 0299970213 Sprache: Englisch Gewicht in Gramm: 472. Artikel-Nr. 1044681

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