Nietzsche, power and politics : rethinking Nietzsche's legacy for political thought /

References and Citations p. XIII
Abbreviations p. XV
Translations of Nietzsche's writings p. XXI
Introduction Herman Siemens and Vasti Roodt p. 1
I Nietzsche as Political Thinker/Nietzsche as Anti-Political Thinker
The Birth of the State Daniel Conway p. 37
Nietzsche as 'Üet;ber-Politischer Denker' Paul van Tongeren p. 69
The Question of Nietzsche's Anti-Politics and Human Transfiguration Marina Cominos p. 85
II Nietzsche and Democracy/Nietzsche Contra Democracy
II.1 Nietzsche and democracy
Nietzsche, Democracy, Time William E. Connolly p. 109
Nietzsche, Ethical Agency and the Problem of Democracy David Owen p. 143
Breaking the Contract Theory: The Individual and the Law in Nietzsche's Genealogy Lawrence J. Hatab p. 169
II.2 Nietzsche contra democracy
Nietzsche's Reasoning against Democracy: Why He Uses the Social Herd Metaphor and Why He Fails Bernhard H. F. Taureck p. 191
Critical Aspects of Nietzsche's Relation to Politics and Democracy Thomas H. Brobjer p. 205
II.3 Nietzsche's equivocal relation to democracy
Yes, No, Maybe So... Nietzsche's Equivocations on the Relation between Democracy and 'Grosse Politik' Herman Siemens p. 231
The Sacrifice of the Overman as an Expression of the Will to Power: Anti-Political Consequences and Contributions to Democracy Paolo Diego Bubbio p. 269
III Nietzsche On Aristocracy and Empire
Nietzsche's Aristocratism Revisited Thomas Fossen p. 299
Anti-Politicality and Agon in Nietzsche's Philology Anthony K. Jensen p. 319
Nietzsche as Bonapartist Don Dombowsky p. 347
'Nietzsche Caesar' Angela Holzer p. 371
IV Nietzsche And Arendt/Nietzsche Versus Arendt
How 'Nietzschean' Was Arendt? Dana Villa p. 395
Nietzsche and/or Arendt? Vasti Roodt p. 411
Overcoming Resentment. Remarks on the Supra-Moral Ethic of Nietzsche and Hannah Arendt Marinus Schoeman p. 431
V Nietzsche On Power and Rights
Forces and Powers in Nietzsche's Genealogy of Morals Martin Saar p. 453
Nietzsche on Rights, Power and the Feeling of Power Paul Patton p. 471
VI Nietzsche's Politics of Friendship and Enmity
On Nietzsche and the Enemy: Nietzsche's New Politics Debra Bergoffen p. 491
Nietzsche and Emerson on Friendship and Its Ethical-Political Implications Benedetta Zavatta p. 511
VII Nietzsche And Politics In Historical Perspective
Manu as a Weapon against Egalitarianism: Nietzsche and Hindu Political Philosophy Koenraad Elst p. 543
Political Implications of Happiness in Descartes and Nietzsche Isabelle Wienand p. 583
Nietzsche, Money And Bildung Ian Cooper p. 605
A 'Wondrous Echo': Burckhardt, Renaissance and Nietzsche's Political Thought Nikola Regent p. 629
Nietzsche and the Psychology of Mimesis: From Plato to the Füet;hrer Nidesh Lawtoo p. 667
VIII Nietzsche and Contemporary Political Theory: Genealogy, Biopolitics And The Body
Contingent Criticism: Bridging Ideology Critique and Genealogy Christopher Allsobrook p. 697
The Biological Threshold of Modern Politics: Nietzsche, Foucault and the Question of Animal Life Vanessa Lemm p. 719
Corporealizing Thought: Translating the Eternal Return Back into Politics Nandita Biswas Mellamphy p. 741
IX Nietzsche On Philosophy and Politics (Of The Future)
'Holding on to the Sublime': Nietzsche on Philosophy's Perception and Search for Greatness Keith Ansell Pearson p. 767
The Struggle Between Ideals: Nietzsche, Schmitt and Lefort on the Politics of the Future Ciano Aydin p. 801
Contributors p. 817
Complete Bibliography p. 821
Name Index p. 851
Subject Index p. 857