Abstrakt
By negating willingly every systematic claim, Nietzsche's oeuvre offers numerous facets, which could be unitized only needy with categories like existentialism or perspectivism. Instead of such a needy unification the texts from this book doesn't want to exercise only one reading of Nietzsche but aim to investigate different facets of his philosophy.
These facets can be made visible by bringing Nietzsche's philosophy into a dialogue with thinkers from the 20th century. Table of content: - Preface (Benjamin Kaiser) - Nietzsche's fundamental question about the relation toward painand his deepening of pessimism (Benjamin Kaiser) - Nietzsche's view and use of Buddhism in The Antichrist - and beyond (Filip Gurjanov) - Nietzsches "Dreaming further in the consquiousness of dreaming" as the key word of post-modern philosophy (Daria Kononetc) - Nietzsche, Gadamer and history in an intercultural perspective (Elise Coquereau) - Is Zarathustra's Übermensch a 'human' man in terms of Heinrich Rombachs? (Michael W.
Stadler) - Eternal Return as the Repetition of Difference in Itself (Öznur Karakaş).