Nietzsche is regarded as a poet-philosopher, whose work resists the conventional distinction between literature and philosophy. For this reason, it is difficult to locate consistent philosophical positions in his work. In an exemplary series of essays, the volume explores Nietzsche's relationship with literature and literature's relationship with Nietzsche, opening up new pathways for understanding his thought.

Autorentext

Ralph Häfner, Universität Freiburg; Sebastian Kaufmann, Universität Freiburg; Andreas Urs Sommer, Universität Freiburg.